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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1948)
frVga 10, Register-Guard, Eugnne, Ore., Tue,, Sept. 81, 1948 Ro.se Society History fold By President Pictures Shown A talk by Arthur R. Warren, president of the Rose Society, was "Jjlghllght of the meeting of Eu gene Garden Club Friday evening ta'-the clubhouse. Mr. Warren de--teMbed in humorous fashion the Sefcljulsition of the building, which an infirmary at the NYA BUildings on Skinner Butte, pre vious to the war. It was given to ifo, club and moved to its present 'location with much tribulation "Writ has been a source of much Jrteasure and benefit to the com ;,J!Jtjnity. He also described the re 'jttfonship between the two .rgups, which are affiliated. sSibpse attending looked over the "Wrk being done on the .addition W-the clubhouse, and talked of the ;jfn)arged shows which will be IJjjsible when it is completed. 5sPenry Jorgensen, past president toid of a constitution for the Rose Society, which is being worked i't by his committee. An informal 'fj)splay of fall roses was placed on .30 long tables. Colored pictures ol roses and I'fyild flowers were shown by Don .tjrjtmtcr of the audio-visual de jtjltment at the university. Mr. -Jljitnter talked In explanatory style, explaining the various color combinations and possibili ties in color photography. He showed not only the good shots, but also some of those not so good as an example of what to do when making pictures in color. ' His close-ups of small flowers and several shots of mushroms were especially good. Slides taken of roses in the gardens of Mr. War ren, Mr. Jorgensen, Charles An dreason and Dr. A. H. Norton were also shown. ' Al l lit n . &tf! st WW I i 1 1 4 ?' (Howard Phota WllUhlrt Engraving) MISS COLLEEN CLARK of Springfield has told her engage ment to Dale Erlckson. No date Is set for their wedding. Kennell-Ellls photo. Wiltshire engrivlng MRS. DONALD WAYNE CHAMBERLAIN (Joanne Stringfield) bride in home ceremony MRS. La DUKE HONORED OAKRIDGE Mrs. Frank Wil son, assisted by Mrs. Chester Wil son of Willamette City gave a sur prise "pink and blue" shower for Mrs. Harold La Duke last Friday, Gifts were presented in a peram bulator. Invited guests were Mrs. L. H. Neff and Mrs. Don Kirk- patrick of Eugene; Mrs. Ray Wil. son and Mrs. Don Ollln of West fir; Mrs. Duane Elifson; Mrs. Wil fred Kisinger; Mrs. Bulford Art' derson; Mrs. John Miller; Mrs. Percy Roberts; Mrs. Helen Smith; Mrs. Edgar Roberts; Mrs. Ivan Crum; Mrs. Otto La Duke; Mrs, Clarence Hebert; Miss Irene La Duke and Mrs. Loren Wilson. THIMBLE CLUB TO MEET Oregon Rose Lodge Thimble Club will have a dessert luncheon in Skinner's Butte Cottage Thurs day afternoon at one-thirty 0 clock. Society, Women Is Organizations Adult Education Program Set By VFW Auxiliary An adult education program snonsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of Springfield Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3965 will Be opened Thursday evening when Marvin Sanders, Springfield city attorney, will speak on Juvenile De linquency. The meeting is at eight o'clock at the VFW building on East Main Street and is open to the public. It is also the regular meeting of the VFW and auxiliary and members of both are urged to attend. Juvenile delinquency was chosen as the topic for this meetnig since this month has been designated as National Youth Month. It is the first of a series of special programs planned as a part of the adult edu cation program of the auxiliary. Mrs. Orville Rhoades, Mrs. E. W. Balderee and Mrs. Charles Inger- soll comprise the committee on adult education for the group. YENETA MATRON IS HONORED AT SHOWER VENETA Mrs. Walter Mullen was honor guest at a pink and blue shower Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ralph John son, with Mrs. Donald Johnson and Mrs. Duane Brooks as co hostesses. The gifts were placed on a table in front of the fireplace which was decorated with blue and white streamers and bows. A bouquet of pink and white gladiolus decorated the mantel. Those present were Mrs. Tur ner Burns, Mrs. George Garner, Mrs. R. E. Willctte, Mrs. Elmer Conley, Mrs. C. H. Eicher, Mrs. Ray Yoder, Mrs. James Wilcox, Mrs Lloyd Huselton, Mrs. Joe Grantham, Mrs. Lillian Taylor, Mrs. Walter Hockley, Mrs. Ben Holmes, Mrs. William Harcombe, Mrs. W. J. Keith, Mrs. Roy Wil cox, Mrs. Gale Tidball, Mrs. Bu ford Willette, Mrs. William Pal mer, Mrs. N. L. Burns. Others in vited were Mrs. Maggie Maughn, Miss Bylo Keith, Miss Juanita Wilcox, Mrs. Carrie Marshik, Mrs. Dan DeFoe and Mrs. M. Stande ford, CORNELIAN CLUB MEETS Cornelian Club will meet for din ner Wednesday at seven-thirty at Piluso's. This is the first social meeting of the fall. 1 , wM f: Mkli ' ' - ' - f i . ' ' ft -f-Z 1 Fehly photo Wiltshire Engrnvlng MRS. PAUL L. LANSDOWNE (Karen Martin) wore a hand made wedding band formed from the gold of her grandmoth er's ring when married last Sunday. Recipes Molasses Apple Cottage Pudding 2 tablespoons butler 2 tart apples 6 tablespoons New Orleans molasses 'A cup shortening 23 cup sugar 1 egg 1 cup sifted all-purpose flour 114 teaspoons baking powder V teaspoon salt Vi cup milk Vs teaspoon vanilla extract Melt butter; place In 6 greased custard cups, dividing butter equally. Pare apples: core; chop tine. Divide evenly In the cups; add 1 tablespoon molasses to each. Cream together shortening and sugar; add egg; beat well. Sift to gether flour, baking powder ana salt; add alternately with milk to creamed mixture. Add vanilla ex tract; mix well. Pour over apple mixture, filling cups 'A full. Bake In moderate oven, 350 degrees F 45-50 minutes. Turn upside down on serving dish. Serve immediate ly with any preferred sauce, or whipped cream. Serves 6. SCOUT COUNCIL MEETS Executive Board and standing committee members of Three Rivers Girl Scout Council will have a training meeting, Tues day evening at seven-thirty o'clock on the second floor of the Hamp ton Building. CDA TO PLAY BRIDGE Catholic Daughters of America Bridge Club will meet Wednes day evening at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Wellnitz, 892 Twenty-first Avenue West. Mrs. W. J. Gonicr will be co-hostess. wmiilr nm-avinK) MISS CLAUDELL JACKSON Is betrothed to Harold E. Daniels of Grand Junction, Colo, No wedding dale set. T05. Poll a Parrot ft STAR BRNDj; Perfect Fit Insured By X-Roy Swaps Cathartics For Real Relief "I loathed taking cathartics. Now I don't use them any more, for kellogg's AIX-BRAN every morning keeps me well regulated." 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