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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1947)
Page 4, Rtfister-GmrtJ. tuftne, Ort. Sunday, July 13. 1947 JUDGE TURNS DOWN WASHINGTON U fed eral Judge Richmond B. Keech Friday dismissed motion! for ac quittal and lor a new trill filed by the H board mem ben of the Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee who recently were convicted of contempt of Congrei. MORE CARS REGISTEIED SALEM IU-PJ Motor vehicle : registration in Oregon neared the half-million mark in June to top i registration the Mme period in 194 by IS per cent. Secretary of State Robert S. farrell. Jr., re ported Friday. I The Incubation period of a pen guin egg is seven weeks. id, -A"" HUM IF by sh-oke your (kin with scented coolness IUCIEN IEL0NG Coolest refreshment for your skin in your favorite fragrance. So welcome in your bag when you travel. ilwiys ready whenever the occasion demands an atmosphere of loveliness. In famous Lucien Lelong fragrances Balalaika, Tailspin, Sirocco, Whisper 1 1 plus US 8th 4 Wllamette Phone 814 ' Q4rneiimnPl(ctfh van A ' sW y k ,nTit,iM 0xiir -fCF Mtmdfd lo bridfiflrri tn jgajs our ,lore 'e',l,rf'' fr1 ' f niin the many lovelj ' ft1 :lt StlinKPHnwehvt! jm ' . w- af M offer . Here you are ured Ml j "rlR dfprndible, helpful Place setting 00 TC riecea.. eid.O for eight persons 190.00 BUY A FULL SERVICE ON LARAWAY S KASY TERMS IIP 00 DOWN. the balance in easy U'rekly or monthly payments. immm ?-UJll Lc-1 1016 Willamette t.. "THE HOME CT FINE STtRLING" i v a LMJ Goshen Family News T f1 MVlrrr f - 71 rTsQ GOSHEN Mr. and Mrs. Grant .lltltZ ,LJU.11L V VJIUilW ,d children Billy and SANTA CLARA Grange meets quilt will be in the frames Tuesday. 8 p.m. Officers are to everyone come to work o: have charge of the progrim. who can. "Safety in the Home and On the Farm" will be the theme. Re- CROW GRANGE meets -..hmnt will h. nerved bv Mr. nefday. Lunch committee nH Mrs. Charles Price. Mr. and and Mrs. Ambrose Canaday, Mn. Ray Overgard. c.r. K and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beeson scent the holidays and wjth Mr. and Mrs. J. Fischer at if rw-nit nd nioved swimmir at Breiterbush Hot" Sorines. Billy. remained with the Fiscners ior a Wed- lonrer' visit. Mr- Mr nH TiTrs. McCrarv and chil- AT JASPER Grange recently. Dean Beats, Bob Veltum and Everett Chase were appointed to build eata booth at the county fair. Jack Palmer. Jed Wheeler and Mr. Parker were appointed to build rir.n nf San Dieso. who have been and Mrs. Will Brabham and Mr. VjSjtjr! at the C. A. Pierson home and Mrs. Doug Cornwall. They . th, Da. two weeks left Tues day for their home, me wumn will serve cookies and coffee. are s;!ters. Mrs. Herman iie man and daurhter of Arlington. Ore, are visiting at the J. P. York home this week. The Yorks own and ooerate the Associated 23 SKIDOO: Mrs. A. F. Mar iott, secretary In the Eugene Chamber of Commerce office. Is shown here, with her pantaloons showing, aa she hands out In formation folders on the Oregon Trail Pageant Lane County Centennial (Wiltshire photo and engraving.) HEBRON GRANGE The char ter was draped for O. A. Niah ols, July 5. The chairman of the jitnev supper, Helena Overeaard. Is a granted permission to ue the hall ning and supper July 19. The ; 7 ,he Goshen Sun July 18. - . . ! "me mnM and plan, will be fnl- school to the Youth Confer- Ina Veltum of the Home Eco- lowed as were outlined for the thi, week. nomic Committee reported the affair in the first place Supper ent " nd Mrs. Iv Brown and Erickwn families are w 11 1 be served from 8:30 to 8 p.m. vis w week.end' to serve next meeting. The Gale with each serving to cost five " "drM epauT Hanon' family i. to be on the hall com-; cent, AH granger, and friends were Mr. mltt- invnea. Hansons are looking for a busi-, Wanda Cummin, reported Y.G.! To help the princess commit- locatlon in the valley. Mr.1 A. to be at the Jed Wheeler home, tee- who will assist the Junior " Mfj CoUjnJ A Reed ind ,on She asked grange memben to save Chamber of Commerce in the Bradford new down from Port sale si ids and give them to Anna preparation of a float for the in- c,mrfav evenina to spend a T.o,i Purser. I dustrial parade July 23 for the . M Reed-, (at ! Oregon Trail in Eugene, Helena '! Mr ,nd MrJ. Lester Beeson, IRVING Grange'! annual picnic Overgaard, Ray Nichols, Robert on Dillard Road. wiU be Sunda;-. July 20, 1 p.m.. at St. Elmo and Harry Lewi! were at their rancn m u the Roy Cravford ranch five mile! appointed. I p.nsuin, having no nest!, lay west of Creswell. Women are to, st,, 11 v. t,ken ... . tVnmJ" l " ' h, rorv. ..lad and ..-1'"" u""i ...v..-., . mina area mat woum mane ior (dishes. Ice cream and coffee will,...,,- children at the lake. It be free. W. B. Parker has a pro- expected to seek the co-opera-gram of game! and entertainment ton of other organizations in this planned, with plenty of prizes. move. Ear! Marcy. Robert St. Irving Grange'! Friday evening FImn and flmer Patten were arj- meeting was dovoted to work on pointed. the fair booth! and a concession The gram w OI1 Safet on booth. Ills hoped to make enough the Farm Nationai Safe from the concession to gravel the . Wtek Julv 20.26 Then was driveway and do lome redecorat-j g.nerl discussion of the rural ing Inside. lire district CRESWELL Plan! were made, at the meeting of Creiwall Grange Thursday evening to sponsor '2 I -Vlfe. I Simply wt If with Canuf VqLI A few applications will cotapUt,!, J it similar to its former nsiur.i .iT ONC DAY l YOU WISH. The. I! " s a month and KIEF it youna.ffli once Leading dealers In most of America a largest cities sell more Canute Water than all other hsir colorings combined! Canute Water Is not a tint or j. off. Shampooing actually improvMlT warm new color and leave, wlr clean and natural to the touch YootLf curl it or get a permanent, if, J?1 No other product can moke all th,,i(jj Pure colorless and crvnaUi... . without iniury to a sioele Skin test NOT needed. Proved one of America's Greatest L'niveniiirri S Appliarion Sue 11 .ts t, in tun. "2 food concession at the rnnnrntiilntinnt County Fair and Master Ralph iimette. OngraiUiailOnS, I p., ,, instructed to armointrm.-. Mr. and MrS. J. V. tleCK necessary committees. The first and second degree team also an- FOB FOOT - RC UBLE? See Eugene'! leading Foot Spe- Lanejclallst Dr. Handshah, 874 Wil- Phone 308. 18 years Examination free. CROW Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Fleck will celebrate their gold en wedding at the home of their daughter and -aon-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Llles on Sun day. July 20. The real wedding date being the following day. A family dinner with basket lunch will he servwed at noon and open house will he held all aft ernoon and evening for friends and relatives who would like to eome and congratule the couple on 50 years of marriage. nounced they would exemplify the work for a class of candidates at the Willakenzle Grange Satur-, day evening, July 19. New by laws for the order were adopt ed as read. A letter of thanks was read from Eugene Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wright who was chosen by Creswell Grange as a 4-H Club member to attend the summer session recent ly completed at Corvallis. All women of the Grange were Invited to attend the Home Eco nomics Club meeting at the home of Mrs. V. E. Grousbeck Tues day, July 15, with a picnic din ner at noon. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Crawford of Ba- ai.vadorf ri.ru PLANS PICNIC ALVADORE Thursday Club picnic will be Sunday, July 20 in .. " ' ...: u-... kersfield. Calif. A social even rain. mi. c. nmiAni win i it, - . the next meeting July 24. Most farmers in the community have finished cutting alta fescue and are starting on rye grass and vetrh. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jacobson Is ing for members and their friends was announced for Saturday. Ju ly 2fl. The program of music, quizzes and readings were in charge of the young folks. I nn AVF firanse met' Tuesday expecting Victor Schultz and f;im- ,venjn)? juy 8. Everyone- who ily of Vincennes, Ind.. who are hsJ Bood Rratn ,nd Rrnes is ask touring the west to visit them. f(i , sav. bundles for the fair Jacobson and Schultz are old Booth exhibit, school friends. H.m Economics Club chairman Ellen Stiff announced a sale of miscellaneous articles to be held after Grange July 22. Proceeds h-, Ml Sit- .111 X ! "KIRSCH" W f :S3fi": VENETIAN BLINDS fejC Kf I TvTrW ' V Aluminum ... Th. Z i ViT4tiJi)f finest yucan buy . fi ' ! f 1' MM ' I , ii ' PROTECT YOUR FURS in our Circulating Cold Air Vaults Our Modern Cold Storage Combines Every . . . 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Texas, are visiting the Ash Bailry and Lindsey Duval families. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Drews are moving from Alvadore to a newly pur chased home 1" the Dnncho dis trict. Mr. and Mrs. Bell and fam ily have moved into the Bud Venetian house recently vacated by the Ramsey family. SHEDD DOINGS SHF.DD A charivari was held one nisht this week for Mr. and Mrs. Myrle Thompson. Merle Githens is recovering from a heart rttack suffered the Fourth of July. Donna Gene Davis is employed In the office at Thompson mill. Tommy Hawkins is home from the hospital following a serious illness. Lourens Townsend and Betty Githens were hostesses this week at a birthday party in honor of Donna Tae Mckinley. Mrs. Pauline McPharson and Mrs. Rowena Spillma have return ed from Colorrto where they vis ited their folks. Pat Tomilson of Turner is vis iting at the John Rugh home. to be used to fix up the stage. Members are asked to donate articles. Members of the first and sec ond degree team are asked to be present at July 22 meeting, as there will be candidates for ini tiation. Chaplain Ella Pey reported Lu la Smith is having a very seri ous eye infection and that W. T. Moore is walking on crutches, having cut his knee with a sickle. Refreshment committee for the next meeting is: Mr. and Mrs. Horace Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Terrill and Jacque Terrill. FRANKLIN About 80 mem- B bers and friends attended the "moonlight wiener roast"' Wed nesday evening. Home Economics Club meet Tuesday, July 15. A AT OAKLAND OAKLAND The residence of Bob Davis, east of town, burned down Monday evening. The Suth erlin fire department was called to help fight the fire. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Somerville Julv 9, at a Roseburg hospital. The George Gipson family of Yakima. Wash., are spending two weeks with Mrs. Gtpson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dunn The Jess Lee family were fish ing at Winchester Bay "Tm.irsd.iy. His 7-year-old boy caught a 27 poutid fish which is on display at the Sanitary Market. ORCHESTRAS Open For BOOKINGS Any number of pieces -V All Star Talent BOB RAMSEY PHONE 988-J BEAT THE HEAT ' SPECIAL ALE EMERSON-ELECTRIC FANS DRESS MAKING Men and women's alterations and repairing We specially In i children's rlothlns. ' I 8. W. STITCH SHOP 1217 Aider St. rh. titl-W PAGEANT STATIONERY Two color engraved sheets use them to write your friends and to advertise Ihe pageant Notes and Utter else rc1 rtrt lrF h..t. - 51.UU-51.D") WtDDINO INVITATIONS GREETING CARDS WRAPS AND TIES Uaffeij talionerij Co. Telephone 470 76 West Broadway Hoods of tooling, refreshing breese an yours at low tott. Why teUrale llaaalau crt mn4 raiflaai riero Kan row CM Itva In Mai contort i tMftSON. tiKTItlC Fanf irrs. freoMihad awalt, naw awiatwcic In aearahen, a ond ityla to tare every fotfa, ovary eeefcarboofe. Thalr asay ac atlvo years of rovola-traa service, Ye naao e fun avarv roaaa a vevr noma, Coraa k i . . 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