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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1949)
Drama ,, CLsW Club, -But Not Good-Vt-" T Son." were A thU pro- h0W' will present it l elt M,tln.g ""ri" their Dr Iron Hates. r.Wi Play have "f .ir and Warm- LitbH" a itream- Wuscoe !. M TC . 3 ire to Be PJ1. finished part or tSZ diTArmory Into FfiT tidtet, wm be ",, public from July !jflt W Department rTd Koroan soldiers a borders, and were also iron. Id fit" excellent e heiress,-by Huth .Bests, a drama. A MASONS, OCT SET FICMC Eugene Maionie Lodge No. 11, and Evangeline Chapter No. 81. Order of the Eastern Star, are lointlj iponaoring picnic for all Masonic famillea at Swimmer's Delight Sunday, July 24. Dinner will be at two o'clock with coffee cream and fugar aa weU as ice cream and aoft drinks furnished. There will be program of sports for young and old and Ma sons and their families are invited to come early and spend the day. HILLSBORO CLUB TO PICNIC SUNDAY Hillsboro Club, formed from former residents of that city, will have its annual picnic Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Broe, 1172 Tenth Ave . West. It will be a potluck dinner at four o'clock. All former L residents of HlusDoro are invuea to participate with the club mem bers, and for information may telephone Mrs. Donald -Caton, 5-4264 or Mrs. Broe, 4-8890. AT MOSBT CREEK MOSBY CREEK A nice crowd attended the picnic Friday at Layng Grove. Little Lyle Labow cut his ear on barbed wire ana naa to nave 15 stitches taken in it. Mr. and Mrs. Everett McCoy and daughter Kay, attended the wedding of Ada Carter and Leo Roberts in Cottage Grove Sunday at the Methodist Church. SOCIETY, WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS By ANN CONNEIX Budget Planning Allows for Fun SHOP and SAVE at Yss, our idle Is still in progress. . . New summer terns are slashed . . . and wsj mean slashed . from 20 to 40 Don't miss this salel Look around in our balcony cspartment ... you will find many fine clothing t. tomi lor your youngsters at unheard of low prices. REE DOLL FRIDAY iday we are giving away a $15 doll. Ask how you nqet this beautiful gift. Nothing to buy no obllga b - and you don't have to be present to win. ROE WE ARE tISTINO JUST A FEW ITEMS kiing lununer dresses, sizes 7 to 14, ai low as . Others 1.98 and up. 1.39 Rj. 3.25 JOYS' SUMMER PLAY SUITS Fine quality. Now priced at 1.29 Reg. 1.69 BOYS' SHORTS Some with zippers. Now only 98c M. 3.25 SANDALS Come in red, white or brown. Sizes 1 to 7. Buy them now for only . 1.98 H 4.50 GIRLS' SWIM SUITS NJledlon of beautiful swim suits. 5Q A few priced at 1.98 WE ARE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT Broadway Ph. 4-4321 Quotarians Stage Galloping Dinner For Members, Guests Eugene Quota Club repeated what had been a feature of last year's social affairs, a "galloping dinner," Monday evening. First course was fruit cocktails, taken at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lo ren Edmiston on Villard Street. The refreshment table was placed out of doors, in the backyard pa patio, where canaries and a pool were engaging attractions. Mrs. Edmiston was assisted by her husband. Second course at the H. D. Feh- ly home on Eleventh Avenue East was the main one, a spaghetti din ner. The spaghetti was served with meat sauce, garlic bread. tossed salad and zuccini. Tables were placed throughout the house, where the diners were seated aft er passing the buffet. Assisting Mrs. Fehly were Mrs. urace nuis, Mrs. Ralph Laird and Mrs. F. J. Connell. The dessert course was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Da vid C. Barnhart, on Park Avenue. Miss Barbara Smith and the hos tess" husband and daughter, Di ane, assisted her. Special guests at the affair were Mrs. Charles Moquin, Mrs. Ercel Zimmerman and Miss Wllda Par rish. The members attending were Mrs. Emelie Hedblum, Miss Gere Arnold, Mrs. James V. Danielson, Miss Mary Grubbs, Mrs. Earl Blaokburn, Miss Barbara Smith, Miss Genevieve Hallin, Mrs. Leon Yearwood, Mrs. Leon Glasscock, Miss Nina Kitts, Mrs. J. Walter Haggard, Miss Alpha Johnson, Mrs. Clifford T. Ketcham, Miss Euphemea Laraway, Mrs. Marie Law, Mrs. Glenower P. Porter, Miss Thelma Schaefer, Mrs. John Francis White, Mrs. D. C.' Barn- hart, Mrs. Loren Edmiston, Mrs. H. a. fehly, Mrs. Ralph Laird, Mrs. Grace Huls and Mrs. F. J, Connell. A Quick DeLuxe Pudding Truly there's magic in the bak ing of this pudding. The procedure sounds odd, doesn't it? But the re sult is a cottage pudding de luxe fluffy white cake on top, rich chocolate sauce running through the cake and thick on the bottom. Mighty delicious, this upside down pudding. Magic, too, in the short time it takes to whip it up, using white cake mix for the cake part. It's Suggestions Given On Building Drying Racks in Bathroom Sooner or later every bathroom has to do double duty as a place for occasional drying of clothes, but few of them are properly equipped for that job. However, good drying equip. ment can be installed easily, and it need not be either conspicuous or expensive, says a Tile Council of America report on bathroom planning. Here are three solutions proposed in the report: 1. If your bathtub is set in, have two or three heavy hooks set into the clay tile wainscot at each end of the tub. These can be obtained in vitreous china to match the tile work and can be Installed by the tile contractor either when the house is built or later. Lines can be strung between the hooks and the amount of drying space In the bath thus greatly Increased. 2. If one end of the bathtub Is free, build a tub-to-ceillng drying ladder there and paint it to match the tilework of the room. The lad. der is simply two uprights and number .of rods so spaced that drying clothes can hang free. A flat piece can be Installed at the bottom of the ladder and slanted in order to drain water from the clothes into the tub. 3. Have a shallow cabinet re cessed between two studs en one bathroom wall and install an ex tensible or a swinging arm rack there. The rack will provide some additional drying space and when it is not in use it can be kept completely out of the way in the cabinet Deloris Simmler Honored at Shower A surprise bridal shower for which Mrs. G. R. Mayer was hostess Monday evening honored Miss Deloris Simler, who will be married August s to Laurence Cushing of Canby. Guests, all of whom except her mother, Mrs. Jennie Simler, had been fellow workers in the University of Ore gon Registrar s office, were: Mrs. R. E. Tracy Jr., Mrs. Eva Crab tree, Mrs. R. G. Scotton, Mrs. L. H. Robinson, Mrs. J. J. Smith, Mrs. T. B. Burns, Mrs. W. G. RohUfs, Mrs. Simler and the bride-elect, The group presented Miss Sim ler with a set of china Miss Simler attended Univer sity of Oregon for two years and her fiance will continue as a sec. ond-year student in the law school this fall a pudding you can serve often, low in cost and sure to be a fam ily favorite. Black Magle Pudding 1 pkg. white cake mix Vi cup brown sugar H cup granulated sugar Yi cup cocoa 1 cup cold water Prepare cake mix as directed on package. Pour into greased and floured 9-inch square cake pan, Combine brown sugar, granulated sugar and cocoa; mix well. Spread evenly over cake batter. Pour cold water over surface. Bake in mod erate oven, 3S0O F., 45 minutes, Serve warm. Br AllcU Hart NBA Sun WrlUf Teen-ager and her money are soon parted. Allowances grow fat ter, but by the end oi the week it's the unusual Miss who isn't scrap ing the bottom of the till with nothing much to snow for money pent. Better budgeting can fix all that. Don't expect miracles on a shoe string. With a little planning, however, even tiny allowances have been known to provide a hard cash bottom to airy dreams vacation, college wardrobes. dancing classes, etc. The trick is figuring out what you have to spend and what you really want your money to do for you. Then hew to a budget line, more or less, till that lone-rance dream becomes a reality. t irst, if you re nursing a grudge about your allowance, have it out at a family confab. Learn the facts and figures; there is, after all, just so much money to go around. lou can live your budget boost: Baby-sitting,, gardening, marketing, and tutoring are prov en ways ot garnering coin. Farm girls have made extra money rais ing poultry and livestock. Your talents can pay off too draw poster placards for local organiza tions, sew accessories, make jewelry. One warning, however: don't eet so busy filling up the piggy bank for that long-haul dream that you lurgei apoui me gay-to-day pleas- If your food budget is a prob lem and you want to use thrifty cuts of beef here is a listing of them: pot roast, shoulder- roast, shoulder steak, flank steak, bone. less chuck pot roast, boiling beef, short ribs, boneless rolled neck beef brisket, shank meat, and hamburger. GfllHIIIIG SUGAR to be Certain... buy WHITE SATIN GROCER'S AwlSfh- I HALLO SHAMPOO HOSPITALITY CLUB NAMES CARD WINNERS ' Hospitality Club met Monday afternoon at the IOOF Hall, with the following winners st cards: Mrs. Frances Drury, pinochle, high; Mrs. E. E. Hilterbrand, auc tion, high; Mrs. ueorge tasinam, contract, high and Mrs. Quinton Rogers, second high. ' Next meeting oi tne eiuo wm be the first Monday in August, with Mrs. C. J. Daniels and Mrs. Rogers as hostesses. DEXTER FRIENDS HONOR MISS RUSSELL DEXTER Miss Alma Russell was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower Friday evening at thu Dexter annex. Miss Russell will he married in August to Frank Dobra, former Baptist min. ister at Dexter. Iff ' rf,ifvwfc"H m1" mfia t iwuaiuo r I I ri n P7 Hefner-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Thnrs., July 81, H4 Page 18A ures of the soda fountain, swim ming pool and movies. Keep the budget flexible enough to work for you but let It provide a little play for you too. Centennial Year In memory of William F. Smith, Jesse H. Smith. Alford R. Smith and S. Luna Smith, who crossed the plains In 1849 and located at Natron, Ore., a family reunion will be held Sunday at Jasper. The gathering will mark the fam ily centennial. Many relatives and friends are expected to be In attendance. Rebekah Head To Visit Lo'rane LORANE Rebekahs will have a special meeting Friday evening at eight o'clock when President Lela Ramsey of the Rebekah As sembly of Oregon will pay her of ficial visit. All lodges of the Juris diction are Invited. . At a meeting Monday evening Mrs. H. E. Norton was Initiated. A white elephant sale will be held August 1, each member to bring a wrapped gift for sale at a price not to exceed fifty cents. AT All DRUO AND COSMITIC COUNTERS it! Rent a SINGER Sewing Machine by the month for use in your own home I No extra charge for oVllTrry. and pick-np of machine. $6.00 Per Month Ikag. U. I tat.VT by TIi BTOOCT llfr Co. SINGER SEWING CENTER 1032 Willamette Phone 4-8431 SIT 0 HI V' Act flow! Offer Is Limitod I A MARLEY SPORT SHOP SPECIAL TREAT 'V, LADIES! DO YOU LIKE ORCHIDS? This Offer Good SATURDAY " ONLY! July 23rd Here's Your Chance To Have a Beautiful Janda Orckid Valued at $1.00 FREE! Ws want you to set how wonderful Graff Linen Shirts are. 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