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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1947)
L of Amaranth i to Families Jonday Party Lette Court, Order of nth will meet for a WSJy dinner and. jJSEa the Masonic ' the committee in riil be Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, co-chair-L and Mrs William Klus W..nA Mrs. Floyd Len r'nand Mrs. William . Mr and Mrs. Frank ffM Robert Wilson, Mr. fcMBmer Stone, and Mr. wuiiam husn. . Z, will fllow at eight T with initiation. ,7k, last stated meeting, the 'Je officers were installed; Vrnest Field, royal matron; 'Em Hunt, royal patron: i- Chiaramonte, associate Floyd Lengacher, royal S'Miss Sara Hoffer secre- Mrs Charles Williamson, !r-'Mrs. George Ander fSnductress; Mrs Ralph i associate conductress; jillam Lockyear trustee. tjTA RHO GIRLS will not Wednesday, since the reg meeting day date falls on i.. hpfore Christmas. SHOWER AT WALTOV FOR RECENT BRIDE ' Walton Mrs. John E. Hard castle of Eugene was honored at a vrldal shower given at the V.'alton clubhouse recently. Thirty-five women were present for the dessert lunch. Out-of town guests were; Mrs Lela Dick, Mrs. Water Hard castle, Mrs. Ivan Surcamp and Miy Leitha Surcamp all of Eu gene, Mrs. Thomas Minter, Miss Irene Benninger of Horton, Mrs. Wilbur Winfrey of Springfield and Mrs. Lou Surcamp of Fall Creek. Pythian Girls Group Plans Gay Evening Phythian Sunshine Girls will meet Tuesday evening at seven o'clock in the Knights of Phyth Ias Hall. Following the regular meeting the girls will go a caroling, visiting the Children's Hospital School and other hospi tals. When they return, refresh ments will be served and there will be a gift exchange, and then they will all settle down for a slumber party. Committee on refreshments is, Mrs. D. L. Brooks, Mrs. Ray Brown, and Mrs. Marion Patton. Serving on the entertainment committee are, Miss Beatrice Spurgin, Miss Francine Shrode and Miss Una Rathbun. )R HER , . 4 DANIEL GPEEN j LUPE .$5.95 ' 1.35 $1.65 $2.50 REPTILE BAGS Black, Brown, Red and Green 15.95 and up CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED Phone 968 1060 . iniiiTulfu j Willamette III II I I lift - t-' - Hv 1 KenneU-EUls pnuto. wiitsnire engraving. MR., MRS. FURBER . Their golden wedding anniversary was observed the first of last week by Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Furber. Friends were prevented from feting the couple because of Mrs. Furber's illness. ILLAHEE DIVISION, auxil iary to B. of L. E., will meet in Knights of Phythias Hall, Satur day evening for potluck dinner at six-thirty o'clock. Members are asked to bring a gift for ex change at the Christmas party which will follow the lodge meeting. The business meeting will be at eight o'clock, when officers for the coming year will be installed. Those who are on the commit tee are, Mrs. F. P. Baltimore, MrS. W. G. Burt, Mrs. J. W. Mc Bride, Mrs. H. F. Ogden, Mrs. B. F. Ryan, and Mrs. H. M. Wheeler. GENERAL LAWTON CAMP and Auxiliary USWV will meet Monday evening at seven-thirty a'clock in the armory. There will be a Christmas party and gift exchange. Men are asked to bring a present for a man and women to bring one for a woman. RIVER ROAD Missionary Circle, scheduled to meet Mon day, has been cancelled. Vesper Service Offered by Choir, Bethesda Church A candlelight vesper service will be presented this evening (Sunday) by the choir at Bethesda Lutheran Church, starting at eight o'clock The di rector is Tom O'Brien, whoalso serves as organist. Castor Ing ward Olson will be the liturgist. The following is the program: Organ prelude. Lighting of candles: Processional: "O Come, All Ye Faith ful." choir; Hymn Little Town of Bethlehem." choir and congregation; Altar service; Hymn. "Joy To The World." choir and congregation! Organ solo: "Nocturne," jGrieg). "Sing Noel" (Old French caroK (Arr. Manney); "O Nightingale, Awake!" Arr. Clarence Dickinson (Swiss Folk Song 17th Century): "Kom, lad os nu paa Bornevls," Danish Carol (Come, Children, Let Us Gladly Raise): "Christmas Snows of Sweeden." Arr. Harvey Gaul (Tradi tional Swedish carol), II Four Slovak Carols. "Alleluia! Christ Is Born," "Gladly Sing This Wond'rous Thing." "The First Night.' "Peace on arth," (Arr. Kountz); "Carol of the Russian Children." (Arr. Treharnel, (From White Russia). Both numbers by women's voices. "Carol of the Sheep Bells," traditional Slovak Christmas carol, Arr. Kountz); "Carol of the Bells." Ukranian carol, (Lcontovlch Wllhousky). "Christmas Roundelay," (Marryott) ; "Sleeps Judea Fair" (Mackinnon); "Lord's Prayer," congregation. "Silent Night. Holy Night." choir: Aaronlc BenedlcUon; recessional- "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing," choir; post lude. The personnel of the choir is as follows: Sopranos, Clatys An dersen, Marie Andersen, Phyllis Bertelsen, Louise Fischer, Nellie Goldbeck, Clara Jensen, Carolyn Juhl, Marie Rosendall. Altos, Louise Berntzen, Anne Berntzen, Dolores Hendricksen, Esther Jensen, Arlene Kers gaard, Christine Larsen, Ethel Mortensen, Pauline Mortensen, Margaret Madsen, Anna Olsen. Basses, Roger Berntzen, Ralph Hawk, James Hendricksen, Ern est Kersgaard, Eugene Morten sen, Raymond Olsen, Dale Petersen, MHo Petersen. Tenors, Harold Andersen, Frances Jensen, Marvin Hansen, Ray Hansen. Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Sunday, Pec. 21, 1947, Page 27 x SI i r OFFICERS NAMED BY flATRONC CLUB At a recent meeting of the Past Matrons Club, Blue River Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, the following officers were elected to serve during the com ing year: Mrs. H. L. Nebergall, president; Mrs. C. B. Swango, vice-president and Mrs. S. E. Faith, secretary-treasurer. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE will not hold the evening card party or afternoon of sewing, Monday, but will resume meet ings in January. There will be no lodge meeting Friday evening and no drill practice until Jan uary 16. DORCAS SOCIETY of the Seventh-day Adventlst Church will not meet as usual on Wed nesday, because of the holiday season. (Kennell-Ellis photo, Wiltshire engraving) MISS BORCF . Announced Is the engagement of Miss Bettie Jean Borup to Gerald DeVayne Blair; They will be married December 24. MEETINGS ANNOUNCED Women of the Moose will hold a card party Monday afternoon at two o'clock In the Moose Hall. Mrs. Hal Andrus will be hostess. Announcement is also made that the order will not meet this Friday, as the next meeting will be January 9. There will be no drill practice until January 18. EAGLES AUXILIARY will meet Tuesday evening at Eagles Hall. There will be a Christmas party and exchange of gifts, fol lowing lodge, and initiation. 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