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Ice Cream Fefe At Creswell Friday Eve CRESWEIX The Presbyterian Ladles' Aid will hold their annual lee cream aocla at the manic Fri day evening, Aug. 19. Serving will start at 7:S0. The menu Include lee cream by the dish or eone. cake, pie, watermelon, and coffee. Those who are furnishing card tables and cloths for serving are asked to have them at the manse by J:S0 p.m. of that day. Committees In charge are: nap kins, Mrs. A. J. Gabriel., pie cut ting, Mrs. C. L. DIekerson, Mrs. Thomson and Mrs. K. C. Schwer Ing; cake cutting, Mrs. A. W. Bar tel, Mrs. O. L. Decker, Mrs. David Francis and Mrs. R. F. Scott; watermelon cutting, Mm. H. H. Dersham, Mrs. E. W. HoagUnd and Mrs. Loroi Llnd; coffee, Mrs. Richard Campbell and Mrs. W. Lee Gray; waitresses, Miss Wilma Dlckerson's class and Mrs. Deck er's class with Miss DIekerson in charge; Ice cream dipping, H. A. Sim mons, Conan Olson and William Thomson; decorations and tables, Mrs. Lilly Schwering, Mrs. Barney Doyle, Rev. and Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Gabriel; clean-up Mrs. W. B. Gillespie. Mrs. Olive Parlln, Mrs. Conan Olson, and Mrs. Annie Harrold; cashier. Miss Shirley Harrold; menus and posters, Mrs. Thomson, Mrs. (Tray and Mrs. Norman Skaggs. Everyone Is invited to come and have dessert at the manse. Flower Show At Westfir Next Friday WESTFIR Westfir Garden Club announces Its big flower show, for Friday, Aug. 19, at the Westfir Show Hall. All exhibit are to be at the hall by noon, and the show opens to the public it 2 p.m., until 4:30, and 7-8:30. All kinds of flowers are acceptable, club not to be re sponsible for the containers. Ar rangements are to be by one, three, six, or 12, or bunches of small flowers. All flowers are to be grown by the exhibitor. There will be educational ex hibits by the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, and Brownies. Further details, names of judges, etc., will be published. Creswell News CRESWELL Mrs. E. O. Smith and Mrs. R. G. St. Clair were elected to membership at Re bekhs Wednesday evening. The annual Odd Fellows, Re bekaha, and Theta Kho plcnlo Waa planned for Aug. 21 at the Robert Franklin ranch. Games will be played in the Iftembon and a picnic dinner will be served at 6 p.m. Mrs. Harold Johnston is in charge of punch, Mrs. Loren Westrope is in charge of coffee. Mrs. E. W .Rand and Mrs. T. R. Graham will serve refreshments tt the next meeting. Cames Swale Club has planned a food sale for Sept. 9 with the place to be announced later. A quilt will also be sold that day. Mrs. George Hayes and Mrs. Elsie Regis will entertain the club at the Hayes home In September. Rev. and Mrs. Ward Wood have purchased the home on North Fifth Street which was owned and occupied by Mrs. Genevieve McCarrlson and Mrs. Vivian Kimpton. Mr. and Mrs. Weber of Coulee City, Wash, are visiting her sister, Mrs. J. R. Sellers and family. Mrs. Weber la the former Henri etta Allen and made her home with the Sellers several years ago. Picnic Postponed At Sweet Creek WEET CREEK Due to the se rious lllnrsi of Mrs. Rose Mason, who is In the Eugene Hospital, the picnic scheduled for Sunday, Aug. 14, at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. John Searer Jr., has been postponed indefinitely. Point Terrace Garden Club meet Thursday, Aug. 18 tor an all day meeting at the clubhouse. Mr. Alhert Elllngson, Mrs. Joe Ellingson and Mrs. Merle Crump will serve dessert. All members are asked to bring a sack lunch and wear old clothes, as it Is to be a work day to clean the grounds surrounding the club house. Meeting List At Creswell CRESWELL Veterans of For eign Wars meets Tuesday eve ning, Aug. 18 at Odd Fellows Hall. The Auxiliary will Join the men for a social meeting. FL Club of Rebekahs meets with Mrs. Leonard Young Monday evening, Aug. 15. Big Picnic for Swisshomers SWISSHOME Don't forget the Evangelical Sunday School pic nic Saturday, Aug. 13, at Cleawox Park. Everyone in community Invited. Bring pot-luck dinner and your own table service. Women's Society of World Ser vice meets Wednesday, Aug. 17 with Mrs. August Sommers at Waldport. It will be a pot-lock and if you can go or furnish a ear, please let Mrs. Dollar or Mrs. Thorn ason know. Each member remember to bring 50c for your ihare of ex penses for the recent shower on Mrs. Floyd Watson. Charles Douglai, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Douglas, and Harold Holcomb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holcomb, are home on leave from U. S. Navy. Charles has to report back to San Diego for a different assignment. He will leave next Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. John Karutz and children of Stockton, Calif, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walt Ransdell. Rev. Karutz preached at the Evangelical Church taking the place of Rev. Dollar, who waB at Jenning Lodge. The Dollars and the young people returned home Monday. Women's Society for Christian Service of the Methodist Church meets at the annex Wednesday, Aug. 17 for a 12:30 pot luck din ner. Mrs. E. W. Rand will lead the lesson and Mrs. Wellington DeLa-! Vergne will be In charge of devotions. AT BLACHLY 1 BLACHLY-HORTON Lynch's Store at Blachly has recently In stalled both refrigerated vegetable and meat cases. Snow's store at Horton has also installed, in addition to Its fresh vegetable case, a refrigerated meat case. The community appreciates the efforts of its storekeepers In giving up-to-date services. Rolling along toward Ohio and Michigan, the Coy Benniigers and Tom MInters who are on a six weeks tour, write: "We thought Oregon very dry when we left there (July 11); now we know It wasn't have seen so much dry, parched earth, and so little water. However, we have seen nice farms, and now here in Illinois and Ohio towns, towns, and towns. Will Oregon ever look good to us when we get back! Mr. and Mrs. Millard McVeigh and small sons left this week in their car and trailer house for a month's trip, the greater part of which will be spent in Canada. From California visiting rela tives are Mr. and Mrs. Titus Wear. Mri. Wear is a cousin of Mrs. Ross Myers, and Bob and Charlie Slay ter. Back from two years in Okina wa are Lt Col. and Mrs. Kenneth Addison and young son Johnny. While here they were at the home of Mrs. Addison's Barents, the Charles Slayters. The Addlsons left here Sundav for Ft. Leavenworth, Kans., where h will attend the command and general staff college for a year. Junction News JUNCTION CITY Members of the American Legion and its Auxiliary are being asked to re member the Joint picnic with the American Legions of Monroe and Harrisburg, to be held Aug. 28 at 12:30 p. m., in Alderwood Park. The picnic will be potluck and all are to furnish their own table service. Coffee, sugar and cream will be furnished by the hosts, the Junction City Post and Auxiliary. New Briefs Of London LONDON The state agent for the eradication of Canadian this tle was in the community last week and warned that persons not cooperating, may be subject to fine. The old community threshing machine is being put back into use again this year with Ed Routhage already finished and other threshing in line are for Jess Hill, Carl Small and Dick Gorman. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Sheets are busv gathering fir eones, which are used for re-seeding old tim ber burns. Bean picking has started at the Dick Gorman field and pick ing Is well under way at the Gene Campbell field. Jim Qutgley's little dog oawe- a valuable registered cocxer spaniel, waa found dead Satur day, by woodsmen in tne timoer back of the Nelson Bemis place, caught in a government coyote trap. Mrs. Jess Hill has returned from eight weeks summer school at Ashland, Ore. Mrs. Hill Is a teachei at London school this fall. Like a huge bouquet is the gar den of Mrs. M. McEwen with! several thousand gladioli bloom ing In riotous colors, some blooms six inches across and many col ored dahlias, some as large as dinner plates. The McEwens built a specially constructed deer fence this year I around their garden after an elec tric fence failed to keep out the tricky marauders. Visiting at the Phil Ryan resi dence are Mrs. Ryan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wodell of Yakima, Wash. Miss Ella Fay SimDSon, employe at the telephone office, is taking a week's vacation. Mrs. Dale Ross has returned home following an extended stay in California. Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong have moved to Corvallis to make their home. Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Ditto have purchased a new home on Wash burn St. and moved In this week. AT COLLEGE CREST COLLEGE CREST The Rev. Paul Sisler property on Ingalls Way has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Corner of Eugene, who are remodeing and enlarging the house preparatory to occiiDatlon sometime In October. Corner holds master s decree from U. of O. and is now principal of the grade schools at Santa Clara. He Is at tending the summer session at the U. of O. Mrs. Corner (Elinor Hitch) is a graduate of the U. of O. and has taught In several high schools in eastern Oregon. Rev. and Mrs. Sisler and son Phil have just returned from two weeks attendance of the an nual Oregon and Washington Con ference and Camp Meeting of the Evangelical United Brethren Church at Jenning's Lodge, Oregon. At this conference Rev. Sisler received his appointment to the pastorate at Veronica, Oregon. Rev. Sisler has served as nas- ior's assistant at the Evangelical United Brethren Church of Eu gene for the past two years. Pre vious to this, he had four year's experience preaching at Florence. Mapleton and Oregon Citv. He Is a graduate of the U. of O. In Dauhle-Rcirrelpil Fete l, and hBS recentlv completed UOUOie-Darreiea reie his conference course of mlnlster- Featurmg Flowers, Food,""' """i": . ... . i . m i t Mrs. Sisler. a gradaute of Mon- Tnursday at Blachly mouth Teachers College has BLACHLY-HORTON Thurs-, '"URht the past three years at day. Aug. 18, at Triangle Grange ;Go'hen. Hall, the Community Club will! have a flower show and the Ladies' Aid will have a cooked; food sale and also sell their fancy work. The greater share of the pro ceed! from the sales will be giv en to the Crippled Children's Hospital In Eunrne. Further details on the flower show will be given later, and In the meantime get out your best recipes and brush up on your flour arrangement technique. The affair will he open to everyon with potluck at noon. Yeneta Personals VENETA Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flick were his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Carter from Cotton Plant, Ark., and cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rlggle from Shells burg, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Kruse of Portland are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Elliott, At Santa Clara SANTA CLARA The local Boy Scout troop will return Sunday from a week at Lake Melakwa, at the - McKenzie Pass summit area. Scoutmaster Cceil Wicks, after working hard with the boys all year so that all would be able to make the trip to gether, waa unable at the last minute to go along himself, on account of Illness Truck for the trip was donated by Paul Wilson, and driven by Carlyle Craig. Santa Clara Grange, troop sponsor, donated food and some equipment. Extra transportation was provided by Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Whipple with their jeep and trailer, and Robert Brown and Mr. Holzapple with their cars. Holzapple was to be in camp until Wednesday, then M. L. Tovlerton took his place until Friday, and Alyn Crocker was to finish the week and bring uie noys home. Making the trip: Steven Conont, Dennis Maltzan Jerry Maltzan, Don Maltzan, Teddy Barbee, George Rosso, Jerry Bendshadler, James Born holf, Bob Patterson, Ray Wicks, uon uaugntry Truman McManis Lamor Martin, John Thompson, Jonn Kllburn, Sandy McCready, Jerry Heddlnger, Jim Crocker, Randy Holzapple. A guest from River Road, Phil Neusom. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Tank and sons Richard and Robert, from nomredge, Nebraska, are now staying at the Eugene Auto Court while visiting friends In Santa Clara their former home. Little Janit Kllen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Klein of Port land is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cadore, for the week. News Briefs Of Harrisburg HARRISBURG Acme Con struction Co. of Eugene, has com pleted their work on Second St., and several more streets are being prepared for a dressing up. Cement has been poured for the foundation of the new American Legion Hall. Kenneth Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Murphy of Junction City, has purchased the Miller- Sherman Funeral Homes at Har risburg and Junction City. M. A. Nix, of Eugene Is the new partner of Roy Larson in Larson's Chevrolet. Mr. and Mrs. Nix have four children. Three boys, Stephen Crist, and Michael, who will at tend grade school, and a small daughter, Peggy Ann. They have reniea uie Koxana .Clark resi dence north of town. Larson's Chevrolet has purchas ed the corner lot adjoining them. fomerly owned by the Walker Nicholson estate from Rodney Busey. it will be landscaped, and used for a new and used car lot. Mrs. L. L. Gcoding arrived home Thursday night from St. Louis, Mo., where she has been visiting her son and daughter. At Dexter AT MALABON MALABON Joseph Silliman, 15-year-old sophomore who will attend the new Willamette High a.ing at S.cW Heart HctE! Tud" tt tllflene. from n anMndl nnap. I . " "IT1 "! 'V'Vl- m- vr si,u, iii was v i m i eo ELKTON TERSONALS ELKTON Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Hamrlck have returned to their home al Sawyer Rapids after a trip to West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jones and dnughter Betty of Berkley, Calif., are visiting Mrs. Jones' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fernle Davis. The Jones came to Oregon especially for the Jones family reunion held at Oakland, Ore. Mrs. Cecil Beale underwent a DEXTER Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hong have guests from Mt. Pleas ant, Iowa. They arc Mrs. Hong's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hill and her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crlle and child ren. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Roberts had a pleasant surprise this week when her son, Gene Walton, ar rived In Dexter. Gene has received his dis charge from the Navy, He waa stationed in Manila the past two years. A friend, Jimmy Smathers, eame with him, but has now gone to Roseburg to work. Mr. and Mrs. John Mahan are remodeling the small house on their place. Mrs. Mahan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sappingfield, have sold their home in Pleasant Hill and will occupy lt as soon as lt Is finished. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Weber of Sacramento, Cal.. arc visiting his son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weber. They are returning home after a three months visit in the Dakota's. ation Thursday by Merl V. Ploghoft. as sistant principal of the new school, and Mrs. George Warner have moved to Powell Butte, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. John Wenneberg are leaving Tuesday for Sundance, Wyo., where they Intend to make their home. DEXTF.R David Allen Stubert, 20 mos., was bruised but not ser iously hurt in an odd mishap Sun day afternoon when his grand father, Ralph Cline, backed a iTtrnn mica, over mm In he vard of the - - dnvlng a new Ford pickup. Utile David and h,s parents Brothfrs Sffd H(. w)U Mr. and Mrs. rrang inooons i.ii-s """i, a house guest of Wm. James. have moved from me mr!"r,c "" mr mra mr Crowe place to the small house BIG PICNIC FOR WILLAKENZIE WILLAKENZIE The Willaken zle Grade School Parent-Teachers Assn. is having a picnic at Benton Lane Park, Sunday, Aug. 23. 2 p.m. Each family is to bring own basket dinner. Pep and ice cream will be sold by the Girl Scouts and the Boy Scouts of Willakenzie. All families with children in the Willakenzie GS are urged to come, especially those with children starting next year. 'AT WILLAGILLFSIME I WILLAGILLESPIE Joseph i Harris, from a Rochester New which thev have purchased from L.AIKA llARrtR HOME S W. Wise, near the old Schnel-I R1VERVIEW -Miss Laura Har der the V. wise, near uie oin ccnnn-i ,ia mill site, recentlv vacated byP" ' ' home 'pending two Hervel Davis family. months on a trip to Niles, Mich. ALONG MOSRY CRI'FK MOSBY CREEK Aria Overton tripped over a wire at home, re cently, nnd will be on crutches for a time George Layng entered a lufene Lot pita! Monday, Tommy Howell recently fell from the back f a pick up truck and broke his arm. Donald Kingsley Is still very 111 at a local hospital where he was rushed for an emergency appendectomy. Rl'SSIA JOINS RC PLAN GtEA. Switzerland U.P AT GOLDSON Kussia h.i lomrd the l riled, GOLDSON -The next mceling States anil 47 it -o:- njtions In.of Goldson Birthdav Club will be RIVERVTEW SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 12 RIVERVIEW School ooens Mon. day, Sept. 12, with teachers the same as last year: Mrs. Casper Grupp in charge of the first four grades, and Mrs. Carrol Johnson having the upper grades. approving a ventlon to wartime. new Fed Cross con protect civilians in at Alderwood Park. Aug. 25. with Ivadell Brown and Stella Powell host ess as, AT VENETA VENETA Children who will be entering school in the first grade are required to have an ex amination and a health certifi cate filled out by their physician, also to ninth graders and to child ren of any grade, entering school here from another state. 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