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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1947)
il JOBS' B t At the recent . Home liAwojuu Seful Plant .ale pro La, for donation to the "Slse nd to the Home 'i d Children being es Tin Eugene. Mrs. John l foreign mailing chalr fenough articles to nackage ior a needy ! 'Portland. Mrs. Clifford K. pleasantly surprised $l and blue shower in Vida Hall, a joint meeting with ine units of the upper McKenile River, Jan. 8 at 7:30 p.n. Instead of the u al daylight affair. Dr. Paul Millar will speak on "Citl zenshiD." Evervon. In tv,. munity is welcome to attend. Mu sic wm oe in cm.rge of Mrs. Le land Shrode. Many person- In this neighbor hood atten " d the, rehearsal for the Christmas pageart at the church Wednesdav evening Th pageant will be part of the pro gram 10 oe p: tc at the TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23 SALE STARTS 10:30 A. M. t limiGolinlfl annAe. an A nawnn 1 i I i Eueene Transfer & Storage Co., unpaid storage unclaimed items. mold's Auction Market hway 99 North, Just Beyond Elmira Junction FOR CHRISTMAS ESTER s 'Vow Is the time to start those ten little fingers roaming over the keyboard of a piano. And... that piano should be the new Betty i Ross Spinet. Your children will adore its eye I filling size ... It will fit into any room and har .! monize with any decor or color scheme. The 1 . . . practice periods will be hm.mhmBeny Ron Spinet, , never "work" en built byUiler...uho for pleasure ...never worn , t ynn hove been building "CTCr "ng...ireHie OI lr planoi. the smooth, easy action. LIBERAL TERMS TO SUIT! STAR FURNITURE CO. 68 West 8th Eugene S Also On Display ! COTTAGE GROVE HOTEL Cottage Grove AT ALPINE ALPINE Birthrta nv. ... entertained hv Mr. n.;hi n-.. jhoff Monday. Mrs. H. A. Haynes will be takinc Mrs T.s(or it son's place in the club after the nrst of the year. Mrs. Ray Starr will have the January meeting. Mrs. William Loomis and daughter, Beverly, are spending a week at the L. C. Davidson home while Loomis is Atfonriino -in vention in Los Angeles. Little Billy Joe Bern from Albany is Staying With his ffranrinarant Mr and Mrs. William Pockrus. Mrs. Sedral Whiters underwent an operation for appendicitis at the General hosnital In Tuesday. Little Charon Kay is 'laying wnn her grandparents at this time. Mrs. Whiters expects to come to the Whiters' home also as soon as she can leave the hos nital when Sedral will join her for Christmas. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher Friday in an Albany hospital. She has been named Nancy Lou. ; Robert Kyle Is up and around again after being in bed for some time with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Trick from Calgary, Canada, are visiting at the D. J. Whiters home. They expect to stay untlV-Dec. 24. Mrs. Trick and ivirs. wnners are sisters. The new riivlrieri nlntec nm.a been delivered at the school kitch en. There may have to be a room Duut on tne school house where the hot lunches can be prepared and served for the school children. Mrs. Anna Trvin ne heen 411 anri has given up her bible class at AlDin. Mcrrilee MrPlnnnphrv ie back in school again after having the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Furlong and daughter. Nadlne. exDects to snenrl Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Furlong at Glenbrook. Mrs. u. J. Whiters will appre ciate very much any Christmas news for the Register-Guard, left at either store in Alpine. Snapper will feel such a warm glow of success with his picture he'll forget the ducking.; If you haven't been coming into our store for your camera supplies why don't you break the ice? We'll warm you with our welcome. . Corner 7th and Willamette Mohawk Writer Rings True Christmas Note By RUBY HUFSTADER MOHAWK "Peace on Earth," would be a big Job for. you and me, but "Good Will To ward Men," we can put our hearts into this. The man or woman next door who has lost a loved one during the year, neighbors who have moved here recently and are lonely, little cold and hungry children with few or no gifts so precious to little souls. , Mohawk has many new peo ple and families this year and mighty fine ones we are learn ing as we come to know them. Let's as ourselves "Are all happy?" ' re there any lonely or misfortunate ones here." "I have a part somewnere here, a contribution to make, where is It.' " We "old timers' love Mo hawk. Let's consider It our hap py privilege to make everyone here 1 ve it. The grade school program is Mondal evening, 8 p. m. at the church, lumbers: Christmas Tree Drill, primary; Christmas at Mother Gooses', primary; Christ mas at the Hogan's, dialogue, up per grades; Star of the East; Christmas Lullaby, primary; Shepherd That Missed the Song, upper grades; The Littlest Shep-: herd, upper grades. School closes Tuesday evening. Jorgen Jorgensen sailed from Copenhagen, Dec. 7 for San Fran cisco via Vest Indies and Panama, after spending seven months vis iting friends and relatives in Den mark. He expects to arrive in San Francisco Jan. 4 or 5, and Mrs. Jorgensen will meet him there. ! Lois Calkins, Home Economics teacher in Redmond, Ore., will; visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.! C. J. Calkins, during her Christ- i mas vacation. ' Mrs. Ethel Roebauch, chairman;; Mrs. Anderson, vice chairman and Mrs. Bruce, secretary-treasurer, were elected for the Help ing Hand Club recently. No meet ing will be held for the first; Thursday in January, but a "get; acquainted potluck dinner" for the community is being planned for Jan. 7 in the church. Total net re turns for the two day sale at the Public Market the last of Novem ber was $81.3S. The club is giving all of this toward the church re modeling program. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Helm and family will have as house guests over Christmas their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lorus Carter and children, Portland; Mrs. Helm's sisters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Morse and son, Seaside, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. Jenkins, North Bend. The high school Sunday School class will hola a. farewell party (or Don Koebuc' and Dave Kennery at the Hart home Satun'-.y, Dec. 27. Roebuck and Kennedy will leave for Army air force duty Dec. 29. Mrs. Ruby p -'stac":r, Register Guard correspondent, has placed a box in the Quaif-Nadeau Store for news items. News will be picked up Tuesday and Fridays. The Reg ister-Guard Is printing as many holiday personals as possible, and they must be turned in before Fri day, Jan. 2. WINBERRY VALLEY NEWS nuiubiuii van iiumcnauiii oi norence is staying wim nis grandmfther, Mrs. Arietta A d -airs. He is employed by the L. V. Campbell Logging Co. Edgar Barney has killed three coyotes in the upper Winberry country. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McNeill, at a Eugene hospital, Dec. 15. Betty Lou is the fifth daughter in the McNeill family. The Big Fall Creek road was closed Saturday, while a much needed repair Job was done at the sharp curve on the Ellis Edward place. Big Fall Creek and Win- berry roads have rad more gravel applied than they have had for years, but f ey certainly could stana a lot more. No widening has been done or " e Winberry road as yet. Mrs. Cora Vaughn will have her new home ready to oc cupy. She sold her farm recently, and will give possession to the new owners the fiijst of the year. The Urban Toney lamlly of El mira plan on spending Christmas Day with the Earl Napper fam ily if their ton Robert gets home from the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Mrs. Toney is Earl's mo' er. AT LOKANE LORANE Mr. and Mrs. Her man Brlggs, son John and Miss Georgia Demorest left Friday eve ning to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farrar at Santa Barbara, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Udell Richardson and daughter Twyla left Dec. 19 to spend the holidays with her parents ai Pampas, Texas. Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Sunday, Dec. 21, 1947 , Page 7 " l FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING FOR golden Guernsey milk call Echo Hollow Dairy. Phone C209J2. Garrett Appliance Company Will Remain Open Till 9 P.M. Monday, Dec. 22 -:- Tuesday, Dec. 23 Come in . . . shop at your leisure Garrett Appliance Co. S Miner Building Phone 270S Chads Foundations. Ph. 38J3M. Mary D. Denniston, 116' Adams. TWICE BEFORE! BY A LUCKY BREAK WE WERE ABLE TO GET THIS EXTRA SHIPMENT! DELUXE MODEL - REMOTE CONTROL - ELECTRIC TRAIN Here's a switch train that seems positively re al. . . You sit at the controls and back the train; couple and uncouple cars, make flying switches ... all by remote control. Everything in cluded. Train is 46 inches long and consists of scale model die caststeam locomotive with coal tender and four cars ... 348 inches of track . . 6-button remote control panel . . . trans formers and instructions for running and caring for train. It can be bought on terms at only Toy Dept Basement Only 10 Down 29 95 HANDSOME WALNUT AQ QC WATERFALL DESK J 9 roomy drawers! Hardwood construc tion. Lovely V-matched Walnut Veneers. STURDY SAMSON CARD TABLE Handsome top in choice of patterns. All steel frames and legs . . . built to last! I7"x48" All WOOL AXMINSTER SCATTERS Thick, deep pile for comfort and wear. Pleasing patterns! Warm rich colors! 6 4.9 SMART POTTERY VANITY LAMP Glazed base in choice of blue, rose or ivory! Pleated acetate shade. HTH grcr EXTRA ROOMY CEDAR CHEST 52.50 44-in. long, solid Red Cedar lining! Stunning matched Walnut veneers. 14.88 Her. 18.95 INDIRECT FLOOR LAMP SPECIAL Heavy metal base with fluted tubing, 3 candles and indirect lighting. A real vMue. SENSATIONAL NEW JA.OO M-W CLEANS FASTER M-Ws new Beater-Brush remove deep ly imbedded grit from rugs faster, easier. New lower design makes it easier, to clean under furniture; beds TRADITIONAL STYLE COCKTAIL TABLE j.7J Hardwood with Mahogany or Walnut reneer top. Protective glass Inset top. rx, WARDS OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. MON. & TUES. ? ;i'EASYCOMfORT I I ll. j I frMH"- .JlSsgJi fi " A brand new platform rocker ' '4SlIKiln2pS -ientifioallybuiltforextr. ' 1 Vll &r?' ' ' lounging ease. "Floater" con- i ''vi5?2f1 Vii irK I truction allows gentle rock- '' PffiJl uti'"0'"ffj ' ' 'to? action with comfortable '. i e r"" jwwrePvJr' tPV"B I I up-ana-aown monon. . . . i uu i i Sy vetcover. ' j I" SJJk uwiix Jiuyo uvwn hill i i 3 95 I7"x48" All WOOL C A 7
