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fag 14, Register-Guard, Eugene. Ore., Sunday, Pec. 21, 1947 Lane County Grange IE VINO Orange meets Friday, 8 p.m. at the hall. An "old fash ioned Christmas Tree" celebration will be held. Women are asked to bring popcorn, apples, candy and cookies. - Dec. IS at Santa Clara Grange Hall the new master, Charles Za eriskie, and his staff were in stalled. At the last meeting Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Snodgrass were obligated in the third and fourth degrees. The grange has now completed the graveling of the driveway and the parking area. FRANKLIN Grange Christmas potluck supper will be Monday, a This Christmas LOOK FOR THESE TWO GUIDES to the Best in Radio 1lL It's a Of cours, you want FM tool Everybody wants the glorious tone of FM, its freedom from atmos pheric static, its concert-hall perfection of listen ing regardless of weather conditions. To be sure of the best fat FM make your next radio a Bendix Radio! It's Bendix for beauty, too the Swing-a-Door feature for easy access to record player and storage space is typical of the extra touches of styling found only in Bendix Radios. FM, short ware and regular radio I Bendix Aviation Quality Miasms, Bcmf Terms Got Be Arnmgd BE SEE $34995 HE 2, . It's from- - GARRETT APPLIANCE CO.f Miner Bldg. Phnna 27flfi -. 1 Dec. 22 at 7 p.m. with the tee Putman family in charge of the program. The following volun teered for kitchen duty: Ruth Hodson to make the coffee, Paul ine Goeldner, Luella Moore, Lois Akerson, Betty Hill and Laura Snyder. Ruth Hodson and Bethel Sprague will decorate the hall. Mrs. Pauline Goeldner, juvenile matron, has arranged for the chil dren's gifts to be kept separate from the adults. H.E.C. met Tuesday for the "Mystery Sister" party. New "mystery sisters" will be drawn at the next meeting. One hundred Army mess trays were ordered for sale. Mrs. Roxcoe Allen and Mrs. Warren Allen were present repre senting the Franklin Christian Church to help plan for the New Year's Watch Party in cooperation with the Grange to be held at the hall on New Year's Eve. Those at tending are asked to please bring a cake or dozen sandwiches. LONG TOM Grange Home Eco nomics Club has elected officers: Mrs. Cedric Moffett, chairman: Mrs. Bob McCullough, vice chair- Only The REXAIR Vacuum Cleaner Traps Dust In Water NOW AVAILABLE Robt. T. Markle Authorized Dealer Phone 5069-K 84S River Rd. ATTENTION HOME GARDENERS No garden is complete without its patch of certi fied Rockhill plants. Now Available For the first time Write AL KUSCHKE Rt. 2, Junction City, Oreg. Desk and Study LAMPS -SIGWART- ELECTRIC 958 Willamette, Phone 718 SPARK OIL HEATERS and H. C. LITTLE FURNACES Barker Electric (Friendly Service) 1070 Lawrence Phone 3932 EASY TO PARE for Women Personal Stationery .Scrap Books PerTand Pencil Sets Recipe Box Playing Cards Paper Napkins Billfold Guest Books Match Drums Books Playskool Toys Jig Saw Puzzles for Men Desk Calendars Ash Trays Pocket Reminders Billfolds Personal Stationery Fountain Pens Blotter Pads Chair Filing Cabinet Children Meccano Building Sets Games-Flinch, Rook, Anagrams, etc. White Blackboards Wraps and Ties for Beautiful Packages Foils, Tissues, Cellophane, Designs Ribbons to Match VALLEY STflTIODERY CO. TELEPHONE 470 76 WEST BROADWAY man: Mrs. Frank Mahony, secretary-treasurer. LORANE Grange met Dec. 9. It was decided to send the new lec inror Janpt Hrown. to the lec turer's conference Jan. 5-8 at Cor-vallis. T urae alcn ripi-Mpri tn hold a Christmas party and to have gifts, not to exceed ouc, at tne next meeting, Dec. 23. t urae aicn HppMpH tn have ini tiation Jan. 13, for David Immel, Evan Gibbons and William Mitch ell, Jr. The refreshment committee for Dec. 23: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fer--pll and Mnt Archie. Richardson. Mrs. Vivian Wise and Erlie and Mr. Clarence Stapp. LOWELL GRANGE next meet ing is Jan. 8 with potluck after ward. Home Economics Club meeting was called for Jan. 5 at 8 p. m. in the Grange Hall. The Juvenile Grangers will have their Christmas party Jan. 8 in their new quarters. Mrs. Ray Gerkin, matron of the Y. G. A., gave the list of new officers: Dick Sneddon, presidnt, Pason Woosley, vice president. Miss Beverly Brlene, secretary, Garold Carter, treasurer, Miss Beverly Failor, refreshment chairman. The Y. G. A. will hold their meetings the first Monday of each month. CRESWELL Forty members of the Home Economics Club of Cres well Grange. were present Tuesday at the Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Elmer Tohlen. Gifts were distributed from a lighted tree and Pollyannas were revealed. Names also were drawn for Polly annas for next year. Mrs. A. E. Elmendorf and Mrs. E. E. Allen will assist Mrs. G. R. Miller with the potluck dinner at the Miller home for the January meeting. STAFFORD M 0 h a w k-Mc-Kenzie Grange met Thursday eve ning, Dec. 11, at the Grange Hall, at 8 p.m. Election of state officers was held as follows: Master, Mor ton Tompkins; overseers, Allen P. Wheeler; secretary, Bertha Beck; executive committee, Peter Zim merman, Charles Wicklander and Ray Gill. Horace Myers spoke on saving gram. He gave formulas to Set rid of rats, snd rannrtpH rtn the AAA program. Lois Punstiner reported on tne damage done by starlings, an European form of blackbird which is nrpvnlpnt in tne east and has recently been ob- servea on me west coast. A rerjort Was oivpn nn 4ha bazaar sale at the Public Market which netted S60. The tipv not ing will be a party for Donald noeDUCK, wno is going into the service. This also will be a Christ mas party, each one tirpspnt n bring a gift, Friday evening, Dec. 40. It was decided tn gravel hauled into the parking SDace and tn hnilri o u.glb- ale send our lecturer to Corvallis to the lecturers conference. Home Economics Club's next meeting Is WednesrlBv afbmnn. Dec. 31, with Gladys Myers. VEDA The "Western Wran glers" will play for a big New Years Eve dance at Vida. They are being sponsored by the Mc Kenzle River Club, who will also sell refreshments. Harley' Norrls of Vlda, plays a steel guitar with the orches tra. Everyone on the river is given s special invitation to attend, and dance the old year out and the new year In. The dance Is open to the public WALTERVILLE At Grange last week, the charter was draped in memory of George Willian. The Grange voted on state of ficers. The Christmas party was planned for Dec. 23 at 8 p.m. at the hall and presents are not to exceed 50 cents. The articles for the men, women, and children will be kept separate. Pop corn, candy and nuts will be the re freshments. A large class of candidates were initiated: Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ben son, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Frazee, Mr. Colpits, Mr. and Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Joe Zehner, Robert Zehner. Mr. Reid, Norman Rhinehart, Carol Lee Weist and Patty Neu, all for the Walterville Grange with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Strand from the Thurston Grange. SANTA CLARA Grange met Tuesday. New officers in charge. C. Vanderpol and Darroll Barker were Installed as gatekeeper and overseer. Robert Knutsen and Mrs. Mary Eloisa Eaton were obli gated In the third and fourth de gree. Mrs. H. R. Emerson, lecturer of the grange arranged to have Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swezey presented to the master's station where the new master Carlile Craig gave them the grange 25 year pins. New committees for 1948 are agriculture, C. D. Cliezem, Lulu Chapman and Ernest Palmer; leg islative, Mrs. D. W. Holloway, Mrs. Mabel Chadwick and Cecil Wicks; Home Economics, Mrs. Roy Overgard, Mary E. Sederlin, Mrs. Minnie Bennett and Mrs. Bertie Kellogg; relief, Mrs. Minnie Bennett, Mrs. Fred Crutchly, and Milo Hart; finance, D. W. Hollo way, Mrs. Leslie Higgins and W. E. Barbee; flood control, W. E. Barbee, Trnest Palmer, Roy Over gard; wild life, Carlile Craig; irli gation, Wilmer Walton; buildings and grounds, Roy Overgard, O. A. Thompson, and C. Vanderpol. A Christmas program and tree with gifts, and a basket social was en joyed and $22 was cleared. Santa Clara Home Economics Club met Friday with Mrs. E. G. Vogt for a Christmas party. Every one learned who their secret sis ters for 1947 were. Reports were read, club earned $391.86, $343.50 was turned over to the grange to apply on the building and grounds. Next club meeting will be with Mrs. Delbert Addleman. LORANE Grange meets Tues day evening, Dec. 23 for their Christmas party and gifts. TRIANGLE GRANGE Tuesday evening, third and fourth degrees were given Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bell, Jr., Nellie Wolfe, Mrs. Ed win Steinhauer, and Jerry Lawth-er. Grangemaster Joseph Ballf ap pointed the following committees to serve for 1948, the chairmen being the first named: Harry Rob ertson, Toni Sumich, and Stuart Myers a griculture; Harold O'Flyng, Matilda Graham, Alvena 'Roberts finance; Leona Johnson, Winifred Hult, Opal Syphers youth; Vergil Parker, L. A. Hul burt, Ed Steinhauer legislative: Opal Syphers, Blenda O'Flynr. Katherine Savage, Walter Robertr relief; Clarice Barnett home economics. State Grange officers were voted on. The grange will pur chase new curtains for the hall, with the home economics com mittee in charge. It was also voted to build a new chimney for the kitchen, with H. E. O'Flyng and Alvena Roberts in charge. There will be a carnival and dance, New Year's Eve, to which all grangers and their friends are invited. Music by Gene Slayter's orchestra. After the business session, the grange's male quartet, Tom Min ter, Harry Robertson, Elmer An drews, and Harold O'Flyng, ac companied by Mrs. Andrews, sang Christmas songs. CENTRAL PERSONALS CENTRAL Mrs. Herbert Jack arrived from Glendale, Calif., Tuesday morning, being called here by the death rof her brother.-in-law, Victor Storey. She will spend the remainder of the veek at the home 01 ner parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Davis. Mr and Mrs. Donald Storey J Newburg will return home thi first of th u,oi. .;. Dme 'he the. n;. ?u' er. ending Donald's mother, being Cl! " the funeral of his father 11' was held Thursday. ' Whlch scnooi will close Dec a , the Christmas vacation which will rnmimin until t,.- 1 Christmas party 0f Wii, Worke CIub hasVVd fl nltely postponed. 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