Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, September 14, 1947, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextT Giles Hhoads. Mri. Bureh mi Mrs. Ann Brokl. Sections Start Sections of City Club now are starting their several meetings. Discussion group met in the past week. The class in Textile Craft will have its first meeting Tues day evening at seven-thirty o'clock, at the home of Mrs. George Graves, chairman, 1240 Mill Street. Mrs. Truman Grove will be instructor, and Mrs. C. L. Lamont will discuss the topic: "How to Do." Mrs. Harry M. Lichty and Mrs. H. B. Page will be hostesses. Members are asked to bring kits and materials for work. Art Group - Art section also will have a Annual Tea Date Is Set x- 5! is announced as .Co ty Club "Vw. Held at the home of. 8ry Burch. 113. Oliv. LHYrbooks wlU lb. give" naysent of dues. Of :?dnr.en will receive p?" mittee in charge of the V rV Herbert Smeed, lVvnn. Mr.. George Dn H B. Page. Mrs. OicjZ-- -..la, it with Canute Water K of this delightful beauty aid " .nv bir completely-similar (r nTru"l shade. In one day if you SStaS vou prefer. Then primp rfVmomh to Kf EP u young looking. ?' coofu Omiie Wat" with tints or rinses L rthoTshafflpooing dually improve, the .new color and leaves your bair fresh. 2?d niranl to the touch. You may even 7JZ m a permanent, if you wish. , , ikeptic? Then try it on a small lock of your hair. If you are not iv thrilled with this wonderful cosmetic, take the color right off PYcoupIe of minutes without harmful chemicals or bleaches, ik .riitr ore-duct ton make all these claims s it any wonder that 15 v--f4 nf "-- ai oystsl-cleir. Proved h""1"'" of largest cities sell more Inerici's Greatest Universities. Thirty years Canute Water than all mood injury to a single user. other hair colorings AppliatiM! Si1.2 at drag mat mtywhcn combined! 'Guest Night' Plans Announced by Zonta Club for Wednesday Guest night will be observed at the Wednesday evening dessert meeting of Zonta Club at seven thirty o'clock in the Mirror Room of Eugene Hotel. Members to be honored at this meeting are Dr. Leslie Kent, a charter mem ber, who recently was elected president of the Oregon State Medical association; and Mrs. Clara Sigman. declared the out standing insurance woman in Lane County. Mrs. Sigman will be the speaker for the evening, discuss ing "Insurance." Delegates will be elected to District Six con vention, which will be held at Corvallis October 18-19, at the Benton Hotel. Guests for the evening will be Mrs. Dorothy Metzger, Mrs. Fred Murphy and Mrs. Frank Bonson. The hospitality committee will have charge, with Mrs. J. S. Rosencrans as chairman. meeting this week, Thursday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Mary B. Wheeler. 310 Fourteenth Avenue East. Theme for the year is: "Art Is the Product of Life Itself." The study will start with consideration of American art. "Historical Background" will be discussed by Mrs. T. S. Zimmerman, and "The Hudson River School" will be the topic of Mrs. J. E. Brunton. Hostess is Mrs. Ernest Armes. An award will be given the member bringing the. largest number of mounted prints. Members are asked to invite friends. CRAVES MUSIC & ART ANNOUNCE Soic Come In and hear it demonstrated by PATRICIA METCALF CHASE 1 to 3 P.M. Sept. 16 to 21st 7.30 to 9 P.M. Saturday, Sept. 20th WOMEN INVITED TO HEAR PROGRAM The monthly meeting of Eu gene Central Unit, Women's Christian Temperance Union, will be held Thursday afternoon at two o'clock, at the home of OUOX Mrs- L- E. Allumbaugh, 1379 Mill street, ihe program will be on child welfare, and all women of the city are invited to attend if interested. This will be the last meeting of the fiscal year, the new term starting in October, and there is important business. It's easy to play lovsly, fascinating music on the HAMMOND SOLOVOX It can ba attached to any piano. 1188 Willamette, ' Phone 4407 kf'WWif iiinwiw"--ttfc yM0s?.: ?S.'-M'W7 $ tMMT?:'M GEORGE HORTON ALICE CHASE RUBY SCOTT MOCK ir MURIAL NEWSOM ELMO BAILEY Permanent :'':ih cur nswly enlarged staff w prepared to give you the finest yp of service obtainable. 4 P Y 1 130 East 11th Ave. aaCOMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE oon Phone 1924 WISCONSIN CLCB HAS GlEST DANCE The first midmonth dance of Wisconsin Club since spring will be held Monday evening at the WOW Hall, from nine until twelve o'clock. Guest night will be observed and all members are to bring guests. NINETY-EIGHT INNER CIR CLE will meet with Mrs. R. E. Peerce, 424 Howard Avenue, Monday ' afternoon at two o'clock. BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLASS of First Christian Church will meet Tuesday evening at seven-forty-five o'clock with Mrs. Sterling F. Patterson, 92 Nine teenth Avenue West. The theme for the program will be "The Last Round-up." METHODIST SERVICE GUILD will meet Tuesday at eight o'clock with Mrs. Fred M. Brown, 595 Sunnyside Drive. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. .1. E. Morehouse and Mrs. Glen Gregory. 1MO RUYLE CIRCLE of First Baptist Church will meet Tues day evening at seven-forty-five o'clock in the church parlor. Hostesses will be Mrs. Leo Def fenbacher, Mrs. Henry Burch, Mrs. O. B. Campbell and Mrs. Florence Dugan. Lose Your Bulges in a Spencer Support It will rest you, too and give you fine figure lines. LILLIAN HAV'OS PHONE WEST 1TB 4.MS-B S Bubbling ail over from HEAD to TOE... by ymoc I :.. hCT UTTLE LADY bubble J f LITTLE LADY'S deli 'J roie.,cented toilet water ...behold 1wect,itt,9 tads J?" S" Toile 4 Bubble B.th or Toilet Water "'J City P-TA Council Sets First Session Eugene Council of Parent Teachers Association will hold its first session Monday after noon at one-thirty o'clock at Frances Willard School. Mrs. L. E. Tucker will preside. Superintendent of Schools, Clarence Hines will introduce Glenn F. Simmons, chairman of Lane County Tax Control Com mittee, who will be the speaker. Try-Outs Repeated By Women's Chorus Second rehearsal of the sea son is set for the Women's Chor al Club Monday evening at Main auditorium of Central Presby terian Church. The meeting is at seven-thirty o'clock, and those who are interested in becoming new members of the chorus may come at that time and listen to the rehearsal if they wish, tak ing their try-outs at nine o'clock; or they may come at the later hour if they wish. Former members are advised that all music is at hand ready to begin the season's work. MUSICAL PROGRAM PLANNED AS PART OF CDA OPEN HOl'SE A musical program by Miss Maurine Bartholomew, vocalist, and Miss Mary Lou Dawson, who will play her accompani ments, will be given at the Open House announced by Catholic Daughters of America for Wed nesday evening. The reception will be at the Community Cen ter, 1076 Willamette Street, from eight to ten o'clock. EVANGELINE CHAPTER TO HONOR STAR POINTS Evangeline Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold a stated meeting Friday evening at eight o'clock, and Star Points of the chapter will be honored. Guest chapters from Salem, Stayton and Springfield have been invited. The committee for refresh ments is Mrs. George Kardell, chairman; Mrs. Fred Kardell, co-chairman; Mrs. L. W. Bigger staff, Mrs. Vernon Perkins, Mrs. Earl Schroeder, Mrs. Floy T. Hopper, Mrs. W. F. Montgomery. Mrs. Erna Maurer. Mrs. Mae Rappaport. Mrs. Donald Bevins, Mrs. A. S. Folgelstrom. Miss Sal ly E. Skene. HOSTESSES NAMED Mrs. W. R. Hall and Mrs. Mar garet McCloskey will be co-hostesses Thursday for the card party to be given by Ladies of the Elks. LOYAL WORKERS' CLASS of First Christian Church will meet Friday, at twelve o'clock In the Annex for potluck luncheon. Regular business meeting will follow, and plans for the church festival will be discussed. Mem bers and friends are invited. WOMEN Or THE MOOSE Graduate Regents will meet Monday evening at eight o'clock with Mrs. J. L. Copenhaver, Jas per Road. WOMEN'S COUNCIL of First Christian Church will meet all day Wednesday in the White Room of the Church, for sewing. Pctluck luncheon will be served at noon. DISABLED AMERICAN VET ERANS Auxiliary will meet Wednesday evening at eight o'clock at the Armory. The coming flower sale will be dis cussed. HELMETTA TEMPLE of Pythian Sisters will meet Thurs day evening at eight o'clock at the Knights of Pythias Hall. New candidates will be Initiated. ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA will meet Thursday evening at eight o'clock at the Knights of Pythias Hall. Those having birthdays in July. August and September will be honored. The refreshment committee is Mrs. Leah Redding, chairman; Mrs. Emily Freeland, Mrs. Hen ry Weber, Mrs. O. H- Bray, Mrs. Ethel May Davis, Mrs. B. T. Arey, Mrs. Herbert Jackson. WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS will meet Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the Armory for Initiation of new members. UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS Auxiliary will meet Thursday evening at seven-thirty o'clock at the Osburn Hotel. Members are asked to be prompt. LOYAL STAR OF AMERICA will have its first fall meeting Thursday evening at seven thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. H. Baker, 670 Van Buren Garden Club Invites Public to Meeting; Program Offered Flower-lovers are offered a program of special interest at the meeting of Eugene Garden Club set for Tuesday evening at eight o'clock at the clubhouse, 1645 High Street J. G. Bacher of the Swiss Floral Company of Port land is to be the featured speak er, his topic: "Perennial Bor ders." He will show colored slides to Illustrate his talk, and. is said to have a very fine col lection of pictures. The public is invited to attend the meeting. There is no admission charge. Chairman of the meeting is Mrs. Ansel Giustina, and she will be assisted by members of the membership committee and club officers, as follows: Mrs. L. D. Bushey, Mrs. Neil Banks. Mrs. Nadine Newman, Mrs. Dudley Holland, Mrs. Carl Olsen, SHOP ARDELS CLOSING OUT SALE NOW!! EVERYTHING ON SALE ALL MUST GO BY SEPTEMBER 14th Mrs. J. R. Nasho'.m. Mrs. 3 E. Brunton, Mrs Fred Broders and Mrs. L. M. Watson. An informal dahlia show also will be held, in connection with the meeting. Members are ask ed to bring a friend to the meet ing, and they are reminded of the ruling to wear a flower. PROGRAM ON BOOKS TO BE PRESENTED Miss Bernice Rise will give a program. "Books for Winter Reading" at the meeting of All Saints Episcopal Guild Wednes day afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. G. Havemann. Mrs. W. E. Bronson will assist the hostess. The meeting will Begin at two o'clock. VFW AUXILIARY PLANS POTLI CK DINNER Potluck and social meeting of Willamette post Auxiliary. Num ber 293, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be held at the home Rfglsfer-Gtiard. Eugene. Ore., Sun., Sept. 14, 1947, Page 21 of Mrs. John KuykendalL 2363 McMillan Street, Thursday eve ning at six-thirty o'clock. Co hostesses will be Mrs. T. W. Keiss, Mrs. William D. Elklns. Mrs. Loren V. Bryant, Mrs. Luel- la Morefield, Mrs. Vera Thomp son and Mrs. Phoebe Flynn. Members attending the dinner are asked to bring table service and call Mrs. Kuykendall at 5239. 7 NAIL ENAMEL AND MATCHING LIPSTICK IN 8 EXCITING SHADES NAIL ENAMEL 75 LIPSTICK 1.25 ml a 88 W. Broadway Phone ISO t "I avoid $j sun-parched skin with . r-: Endocreme' 1 yyyx tWviMinigiuin .yA-y' Sv ' ..... -ft - ....-i. Hfirs itSTOt I srtiNO nowtt luurr to ruxno son Does exposure to the hot sun cause your skin to become parched, rough, lined, old looking? If so, try etdocbemc ffDOCBTMi alone contains ACrrvoL which works beneath the skin's surface to help keep the akin looking fresh, firm,' smooth, attractively youthful. 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