.'.Friends
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, ere Mr. Frank
Mr. and Mrs..
Ptn I of !cKenzle
IWS Mrs. Lester
ule. LuciUe
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Wand Mrs- Ralph
kfpo" Shirley and
.it nf Blue Riv-
STunt Hugh Hassejl
tnd Jan Marie, Mrs. Helen Hew.
ett, Janie and Jean Hewett, Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Williamson.
Vivian and George Williamson,
all of Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Derrick,
Mrs. Bessie McFerrin, Mr. Nate
Otley, Mr. and Mrs. George Ot
ley, all of Eugene; Bert Schluck
ebier, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E.
Kraal, Allen, Shirley and Lester
Kraal, all of Deerhorn.
WE AKIN S RETURN
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wearin
have returned from a two week
trip through the mountain states
visiting relatives and points of
interest, including Yellowstone
Park, Craters of the Moon Na
tional Monument and Salt Lake
City.
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LEABURG Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Shermer celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary Aug
ust 2, with a party for friends
at their home near Vida. Guests
present were Mr. and Mrs. Har-
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MRS. DAVID BARNHART Is new president of the Eugene
Business and Professional Women's Club, and will represent her
group at a state board meeting In CorvalHs late this month.
Reunion Held of McKenzie
Union High School Pupils
district, offered grace and Trank
Page led In singing the doxology,
Mrs. Frank Page at the piano.
At the afternoon program, the
group sang "Jolly Boy, Jolly
Girls", accompanied by Mrs. Ev
erett Wearin. Short reminisc
ences were given by John
Holmes, Sam Goddard and W.
B. Scott. Appropriate prizes were
provided by the committee and
presented to ten of the visitors
for various accomplishments.
A committee to select the
place and time for next year's
picnic is headed by Mrs. John
ion, assisted by Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Willian, Mrs. Vern Cald
well and Cecil Chase.
By CORA E. WEARIN
DEERHORN The fourth an
nual reunion of the McKenzie
Union High School District No.
5 last Sunday proved to be an
enjoyable occasion for sixty
eight guests registered at the
Walterville Hall. The picnic was
sponsored by former students
and teachers of the now-discontinued
secondary school. Families
of all members of the group and
their friends were invited, so
many former acquaintances
were able to renew friendships.
Special honor was paid to
three 'couples who had celebrat
ed their fiftieth wedding anni
versaries and were parents who
helped establish the school when
rural high schools were a rarity.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Goddard
of CreswelU who now have
twenty-one grandchildren; Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Scott and Mr.
and Mrs. Milan J. Wearin, who
soon will celebrate their fifty
eighth anniversary, all received
gifts.
Special guests were Mr. and
Mrs. John Holmes of Eugene,
Mrs. Clare Willian, and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Page, all of whom
have taken an active part in the
affairs of the school. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Willian of Eugene
were special guest. Mrs. Willian
was the only early-day instrue
tor who was present this year.
Lee Fountain, a graduate of
1918, who has been master of
ceremonies each year since the
reunions began, again kept
things moving. Before the pic
nic luncheon, the senior Mr.
Wearin, a former clerk of the
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Retiring officers were Mrs.
Harold Robinson of Portland,
president; Mrs. Everett Wearin,
vice president, and Mrs. James
Lane of Camp Creek, secretary.
Officers for next year are Mrs.
Everett Wearin, president; Mrs.
Earl Johnson, Vaughn, vice pres
ident and chairman of the pub
licity committee, and Mrs. Lane,
secretary, re-elected.
Mrs. Nathan Chaffee of Eu
gene, program chairman for the
day, arranged a debate on the
topic: "Resolved: That Young
People of Today Have a Better
Time Than the Older Genera
tion." John R. (Jack) Thienes
of Eugene and B1U Robinson of
Portland argued for the affirm
ative, while Robert Willian and
Mrs. Earl Johnson presented the
negative. Mrs. Everett Wearin
summarized the rebuttal. The
judges, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wear
in, Ronald Chase and Mrs. Wil
liam James, declared the deci
sion a draw.
Additional guests include!)
Mrs. Emma Dunten Crane, her
daughter, and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Cornelius, pio
n e residents of Walterville at
the turn of the century; Mr. and
Mrs. Seth Byers of Springfield;
Mrs. Gordon Hale, Lester, Bobby
and Johanna Hale; Mrs. Ada B.
Millican, Mrs. Laura M. Bam
um, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stevens,
Mr. Miner Wegner, Norman Bry
ant, Miss Mary Smeed, Miss
Rosa Smeed, Mrs. Lane Smith;
Mr. and Mrs. John William, Del
mer and Dennis William; Ron
ald Glenn and Donald Glenn; and
Miss Charlotte William, all of
Cottage Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Chase
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yoakum and
daughter, Marcia, Donald Lane,
Kent Hotaling, Mr. and Mrs. Har
old W. Robinson and son, Bill
of Portland; Miss Janet Martin,
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Wearin, Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Thienes and daughter, Rebecca
Thienes, Miss Roberta Fountain,
Mrs. Edward Lloyd, Judy Lloyd
and Stevie Clark, all of Leaburg;
Miss Glenna Williamson and Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Fountain, all of
Ashland; Mrs. Carrol Fountain,
Dick, Mike, Tom and Pamela
Fountain, Mrs. Nathan Chaffee
and daughter, Margaret Chaffee
of Eugene.
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