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Page 16 .Register-Guard. Eugene. Ore., Wed., July 13, 1949 Society, Women s Organizations Movies Are Feature Of Club Meeting WILLAGILLESPIE Good pasture Island Club was enter tained recently at the home of Mrs. Clem Howell, with Mrs. Earl Morrison and Mrs. Lee Howell as co-hostesses. Movies were shown of the group modeling hats at a previous meet ing. Present were Mrs. Mae Cum mins. Mrs. E. L. Cox, Mrs. William James, Mrs. Fred Kingsley, Mrs. Glenn Haney, Mrs. Jack Thienes, Mrs. Dale Kingsley, Mrs. Stephen Becker, Miss Lois Kingsley, Mrs. Roger Williams and David, and Mrs. William Kiddle. INSTALLATION TO TAKE PLACE AT JUNCTION CITY JUNCTION CITY Evergreen Rebeksh Lodge will meet Thurs day evening for formal installa tion ceremonies, under leadership of Mrs. George Millett, district deputy president, and staff of of ficers. Mrs. Walter Petersen and committee will serve refreshments at the close of the evening. I On July 28, the local lodge will tnnlttrtain Mr-c Tala Rnmv ttnt I president of the Rebekah Assem- bly of Oregon. There will be initi ation for a class of six candidates that evening. ANNUAL JULY CLEARANCE SALE NOW IN PROGRESS All nationally known shoes . . . florsheim, Rice O'Neill, Hill A Dale, Selby Arch Preserver, Pallzzio, Cantilever, Ferncraft, Paramount, Bass, Spauldlng and Clinic. Values to $ 7.95 Now $ 3.95 Values to $10.95 Now $ 5.95 Value to $16.95 Now $ 8.95 Value to $18.95 Now $11.95 Value, to $21.95 Now $13.95 1080 WILLAMETTE EUGENE. ORE. Tennis Play-Offs Scheduled Here Final play-off of the YWCA Junior Miss Ladder Tournament, under the direction of Mrs. David Graham, were to be played Wed nesday morning at nine o'clock at the playground, Nineteenth and Lawrence Streets. Eight girl of the sixteen who learned to play tennis during the YWCA Junior Miss Program continued playing tennis after the three-week Day Camp closed at the YWCA on June 30. A prize will be given to the winner. The eight girls are Carol Aiken, Katheryn Seymour, Janet Olson, Marcha Epple, Barbara Hayden, Julie Beacon, Phyllis Stalsberg and Kathleen Barnes. Semi-finals were played last Wednesday with Katheryn Seymour, Janet Olson, Julie Beacon and Kathleen Barnes competing. Janet Olson and Julie Beacon were victors of the semi finals. Cottage Grove Pair Wedded in June COTTAGE GROVE Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Ems are now at home In Cottage Grove following: their marriage June 3 at the par-1 sonage of the Monroe Avenue , Church of Christ. The ceremony PI v Designed to make summer hair care less of a chore Is new handle-less brush which fits into the palm of the hand. was performed by G. H. Cassell, who serves the church as minister. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Luts of Corval lis and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Felix T. Ems of Cottage Grove. PIANO-ACCORDION Sensational Offer For Beginners Learn to play under the direction of Chaster Pietka 10-Week Course Starts July 18th 1 private lesson each week Accordion supplied Music supplied $50.00 credit on 120 bass, accordion can be won by each student whose lesson grades total 675 points. Free accordion pin No students accepted under 6 years oi age Complete Offer Describd for Only $10.00 Registration Fee DON'T miss this opportunity to learn to play the piano accordion. Open to a limited number of students. REGISTRATION CLOSES JULY 16TH "EVERYTHING FOR THE ACCORDION" LESSONS - BANDS - RENTALS - SALES Eugene Accordion Center 319 Hampton Bldg. 810 Willamette Girl Scouts Go Monday To Cleawox A large group of Girl Scouts left Eugene Monday morning for a two-week camping period at Camp Cleawox, on the coast. They will return Monday, July 25. All visitors will be welcome to attend an open house at camp Sunday, July 17 from two to five p.m. Persons who helped open the camp were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Byron El liott, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Church, P. M. Morse, Professor Frank Sipe, Miss Catherine Jones, Miss Jessie Smith and Miss Martha Goodrich. Campers for the first period are: Virginia Akers, Barbara Allen, Betty Anderson, Janet Armes, Billie Bartle, Ruth Ann Bennie, Dorothy Barker, Patricia Berg, Joyce Birkhimer, Toy Bodtker, Sharon Campbell, Mureil Chur chill, Marjorie Coffey, Sue Co burn, Dara Cooper, Sara Ann Cummins, Donna DeVries, Sylvia Drury. Nancy Dummington, Jo Eggleston, Elaine Elliott, Joan Eversole, Cornelia Fogle, Cynthia Foskett, Mary Jo Fourier, Marily Fulbright, Carol Anne Gard, Alice Gentle, Danielle Gerspach, Sharon j Greyerbiehl, Gina Griffin, Elaine Gustafson, Helene Handley, Mari ly Harrang, Janice Hastings, Janet Henning, Judy Hill, Diane Ho camp. Harriett Hornbeck, Judith IJeffers, Nancy Jensen; J Joan Jeske, Susan Kingsley, Patsy Killgallon, Sandra Klein, I Jacqueline Kyle, Alice Ann Lam bert, Lucille Lee, Virginia Ann Lowe, Joyce McCullough, Shirley McLean, Adele Maerdian, Kay Minkler, Beverly Anne Morten, Ardene Myrmo, Sharleen Nestell, !Ann Olsen, Dorothy Mae Padden, j Billie Lou Pakanuk, Shirley Par jmenter, Barbara Parsons, Effie i Pickens, Judy Proctor, Barbara jRanes, Deanne Rasmussen, Karen iRasmussen, Donna Dean Roberts, 1 John Robinson, Gayle Rust, Mary :Ann Rust. Margaret Schaefers, I Susan Schaffer, Beverly Jean : Shaver, Edna May Shew, Jo Ann IShrader, Shirley Siegmund, Deli ilah Spreckels, Claragrace Stan ibrough, Edra Lee Stanley, Ann Stockman, Susan Tangfeldt, Mir iam Vaaler, Jean Wessel, Yvonne Wright, Edith Yale, Carol Baker, Annette Quillen, Diane Williams, Merlita Nicolson, Darlene Walt man, Pat Peterson, Martha Ellen Quam. Couple Married At Halsey HALS EY Mrs. O. L. Covault officated at the wedding of Mrs. Janet Fritchard and James Tumlin in an outdoor ceremony at the i - hA 01-nnm'it mother. Mrs. Victor Sweet in Albany, last Sat urday afternoon. Miss wary uano it..-! .A Piriarri HlieheS Of Halsey, niece and nephew of the groom, were tne anenaama. Other Halsey people attending - rr and Mri. Reuben Hughes and Mrs.' Andy Patapoff. - INITIATION SET FOR DUV MEETING Daughters of Union veterans will meet Thursday evening at! eight o'clock in Veterans Memorial! Building. There will be initiation. it'.: fUr MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM 8. KING of Vaughn celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary July nome. tney nave n .X .1. -la fc '"'- - ' their heme at Vaughn for made 24 years. 'RECIPE HU-r- vry yea, gtt, Two Jl??1 spoons salt, 1 teaZr5, I teaspoons dry Z veal h,iZ? ""Wirt? i fat. i :: Sli? mall can va,SS cup top milk Mix flour, salt . mixture. Turn other side. .onions. When 1 brown, add water ;21 "er Hi hour, or Remove meat to ' to drippings, serve as sauce wt" IN ARROWHEAD FOR 2 $40.50 TEMPLE WHITE MR. & MRS. SET . $24.50 HOFFMAN'S Broadway Willamette suggests DINNER FOR TWO . . . with LENOX Mt. ad Ma. flL SONNET CO MR. & MRS. PLAN $0.OU ( -4j w LENOX ROSE SET FOR 2 .... $30.50 CINDERELLA MR. & MRS. STARTER RET.. IOD.0U HARVEST $38.50 BELVTDERE MR. & MRS. PLAN SET FOR 2 $32.50 AN AMERICAN TRADITION Even if only the two ol you ire sitting down to dine, Lenox Chins will tii i special chum and enjoyment. Best of all, you cm now buy Lenox in a wsy thit will not strain even a mcJesr. budget. With the "Mr. & Mrs. Plan" you buy a service for two -two dinner plates, two bread and butter plates, two tea cups and saucers, two salad plates, tad to on. See it today! Sec your table with it proudly, down through tbc year. BLVE TREE 3 PLACE COVERS $36.50 In Portland . . . it's the "Friday Surprise" and in Eugene.!! from here on out . . . it's going to be . . . 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Special Price Long staple cotton . . . transfer ei WMto Pistols, dark colors are to 1 1 . . . Mia every ; "THRIFTY THUrsww Sizes at 39c "nylow isose!" anteed against defects . . . Several shades all sizes. 2 pair 1$ 51 gauge, 15 denier nylons at a price that you will like . . . These are selected irregulars but are guar- "SHORTY GOWNS" We just unpacked these little lovelies just for you ... In crepes . . . Nude . . . White . . . Yellow ... Do tome and see this special . . , "SLiPsr "Movie Star" slips in crepes . . . lace trim, nylon cost -... White ... Nile Green... Y" . . . 32 to 40. -I u BROADWAY AND WILLAMETTE PHONE M 2" 4-5415 H No Federal Tax
