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e5S Honorary Session ZLr, conference S in Eugene, '"e University i3" .rl bv Oregon 'ffpSf CM Theta, SjJ. (or M-omen. SSS th. Program as ,v 10 10:15 o'clock l,VW0 MorriS' i? m. Commerce; .WingasaPro- !u - Betty R"bb' Rus" . Room 108. Com 5? 1-15. Luncheon and 'XI 'ruture Place of liness" Mr.. Irene "Social Service" Miss Los How ard, director, State Welfare Com mission, Portland, Alumni Hair, Gerlinger; 3:00 - 3:30 Tea, (In formal get-together) Alumni Hall, Gerlinger; 3:30 - 5:00 Question Box, "Problems Women Face in the Business World" (Roundtable discussion, questions from the floor) Mrs. Harold Jensen, Jen sen's Pharmacy, Eugene, Chair man, Miss Hobb, Miss Howard, Mrs. Taylor, Assisting Panel. LODGES TO INSTALL AT JOINT SESSION Eugene Rebekah Lodge No. 55 and Spencer Butte Lodge IOOF N-. 9 will hold joint installation of officers, Wednesday evening at eight o'clock in the IOOF Hall. Milan, Italy, was a republic in the 14th and 15th centuries. SOCIETY, WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS By ANN CONNELL Is this the end of ti to tree Jur nul' roor feet? Too tired 111, it him? Bring your fa to our laundry! flu be more than Li Tour husband will kued t our low costl IS SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY land Polk Sis. Phone 2034 Portland Women Is Guest Speaker At YWCA Dinner Miss Essie Maguire of Portland, executive director of the Portland YWCA, will be the speaker at the annual membership meeting of the City YWCA Thursday evening at the Community Center. A pot luck dinner will be held at six thirty o'clock, for which members are asked to make reservation by Thursday noon, by telephoning the Y. The program, which will be held before the business meet ing and election of officers, will include the following numbers: Doxology: greeljngs and intro ductions, Mrs. L. B. Schmidt, chairman of membership Inter pretation committee: group sing ing, led by Miss Jean Goodwin: violin duet. Misses June Kelso and Mary Lou Watts, Miss Jackie Meisel accompanist. Panel discussion. "Our Pro--ram," led by Mrs. W. G. Nichol son; participants, Mrs. William Kingsley, Miss Mary Alice Baker, Miss Jane Conger, Miss Carol Brown, Ron Haney and Miss Jean "oodwin. Address. Miss Maguire. The business meeting will be -onducted by the president. Mrs. Clay Barnes, who also will give her statement of the membership. SAHJE OSCAR AVESTAD Wooden Shoes " $8.95 Valuo' 4.95 Lip GUEST SPEAKER at the an nual meeting of the City YWCA Thursday evening will be Miss Essie Maguire, executive secre tary of the Portland YWCA. Miss Maguire is an alumnus ot the uni versity i : Oregon, and has had varied experience with the YWCA in several parts of the country. MRS. TRAPER NEW HEAD OF GROl'P Mrs. Clarence Draper took her chair as Junior Past President of Canton Hovey Auxiliary in in stallation of officers ceremonies Friday. Mrs. Roy Stolsig was installed as president, and other oflicers iwere 74rs. Carl Lund, vice presi jdent; Mrs. Cleota Dawson, secre tary; Mrs. Wallacr King, officer of the day; Mrs. John Bell, officer of the guard; Mrs. John Ray, chaplain; Mrs. Herbert Walker, right aide to the president; Mrs. Roy Overgard, left aide to the j president; Mrs. John Starr, right aide to the vice president; Mrs. Jess Inman, left aide to the vice president; Mrs. Norman Skaggs, j sentry. t Refreshments were served fol lowing the installation of officers. Canton Hovey Auxiliary is . also planning a basket social for Feb-; Iruary 13, the proceeds to go to- j ward a hospital bed in the Port-' land IOOF home. Quota Has Party To Raise Moneys For Service Work Ways and Means committee of Eugene Quota Club staged its an nual "January Clearance" party Monday evening, at a politick din ner in the auditorium of the YMCA-YWCA Community Center. Members of the committee fur nished baked ham and hot-breads, and those attending brought other contributions, but paid the treas ury for the meal. Guests were in troduced during a brief session conducted by the president, Miss Mardelle Edwards. Mrs. Ralph Land was Introduced as program chairman. A Barber Shop quartet, known as "The Plungers, and comprised of Ray Marlatt; Frank Graham, Ted Wood and Bob Hirt. sang sev eral selections for the group. Following the dinner, there was an auction, a bazaar sale and sev eral money-raising games Were played. More than a hundred dol lars was realized during the eve ning for the club's service proj ects. Assisting Mrs. Laird on the committee were Mrs. Lillian Mor ton. Mrs. J. A. Cleaves. Mrs. TSnv C. Smith. Miss Thelma Schaefer. Mrs. J. W. Brown, and Mrs. Hugh Wiley. PARTY FOR BIkTHDAY Sunday. January 18. was - the second birthday of little Carolyn Kaye Jensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs George E. Jensen, Jr., and a party in her honor was given by Mrs. Jensen Saturday afternoon. Guesis included Mrs. Benjamin L. King and Sierra Sue; Mrs. Hugh Gallagher and Jimmy; Mrs. Clif ford Rost and Carla Jeanne; Mrs. John Cruzan and John Gary; Mrs. Robert Johnston and Lynn; Win field Gredvlg, Jr., and Sue Troxel. BOARD TO MEET Board members of Eugene Branch, American Association of University Women will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Carl Webb, at eight o'clock. Springfield OES Chapter Installs . Mrs. Lawrence Cook was In stalled worthy matron of Cascade Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star at Springfield recently. Ulla Brendel will serve with her as worthy patron. Other officers of the order are: Mrs. Theodore Johnson, associate matron;" Wil liam Cyphert, associate patron; Mrs. Pearle Schantol, secretary; Mrs. N. C. Peterson, treasurer; Mrs. Claude T. Gerlach, conduc tress; Mrs. Elmer Stone, associate conductress; Mrs. Angus Cam eron, chaplain;- Miss Cloydene Darby, marshal; Mrs. Frank Par nel, musician; Mrs. William Cyp hert, Adah; Mrs. Charles Harlow, Ruth; Mrs. Walter Johnson, Esther; Mrs. Chris Cassidy, Mar tha; Mrs. Robert Edgell, Electra; Mrs. Sylvester D. Offley, warden and Llston Darby, sentinel. Friendship girls are Mrs. Mae Waggoner, Mrs. Walter Wicks, Mrs. Ulla Brendel, Mrs. Norval Mabe, Mrs. Earl Tyler and Mrs. Llston Darby. Officers In charge of the instal lation were: Mrs. Jack Oglesby, matron; Lester Hufstader, patron; Register-Guard, Eugene. Ore.. Wed., Jan. 21. 1948, Page 11 Mrs. Frank Mauney, secretary; Mrs. Margarita Baugh, chaplain; Mrs. Victor Fogel, marshal, and Mrs. Lester Hufstader, musician. Meetings will be the first and third Tuesday of each month. Job's Daughters will meet the sec ond and fourth Wednesday eve ning's at seven-forty-five o'clock. DINNET- SLATED SATURDAY AT HALL Illahee Division, Auxiliary to Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi neers will have a potluck dinner. Saturday evening at six-thirty o'clock In the Knights of Pythias Hall. Committee in charge is Mrs. W. J. Gonier, Mrs. C. S. Rice, Mrs. V. Thayer, Mrs. C. A. Vaughn, Mrs. William Peterson and Mrs. Mary Dunn. CENTURIAN WILL DANCE Centurian Club will have its first dance of the season, at Cas cade Club, Friday evening. Danc ing will be from nine-thirty until twelve-thirty o'clock. Members are asked to call 569 1-M and make reservations for their guests A BUTCHER APRONS Both Duck & Drill PEERLESS HAND LAUNDRY 1231 Alder Phone S39 7 H SALT I Nev er heard of itf Probably our fault. Here's a thumbnail sketch. Born: 1904. Ed ucated: Kitchen cupboards everywhere. Occupation: Satisfy. ing the customer. References: Must we tellf I 82 Be renumne . . . AND BE ENV1EDI m Half-ske dresses dromone-ally falr'e advantage f of the more softly contoured feminine figure . . . Prints or plain colored crepes failles in one or two-piece styles distinguish our extensive selection "CO to 39.95 HART LARSEN 1080 Willamette PAULINE BURRIS Telephone 3123 MEET ME AT MORSE'S PRE rv u mm ALt-ANC Our final and complete clean-up ... all Fall and Winter suits, coats and dresses must 90. These values speak for themselves . . . come pre pared to buy many, for this is the event all budget-wise, fashion-conscious women have been anticipating. Doors open at 9:30. A. M. Come early. Look for the special sale tags on all garments . . . watch all departments for outstanding price reductions. DRESSES Values to 14.95 6.00 DRESSES Values to 25.00 12.00 DRESSES Values to 39.50 16.00 COATS Values to 99.50 50.00 FORMALS Values to 49.50 Reduced 2 SWEATERS Values to 14.95 Reduced 25 SUITS Values to 59.50 28.00 Comparative price groups listed here represent only a few of those affected by this sale. Sixes for every figure type are Included . . . Juniors' (9-18), Mlssee' (10-20), Women's (38-44) and half-sixes 14'i-52'j. All merchandise on sale U perfect ... no seconds, no Irregulars, no 'special" purchases. SUITS Values to 69.50 36.00 Prompt - , i. Service " " - (f "ft ' ft 'n 'frtf Please! For This One .Event No Refunds No Exchanges
