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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1949)
Sigma PW b Dinner . "Rota Siff. ... , Monday even- thirtv o'clock in the " f, H. Harley Mull. F .' ct for a DOtluck .w ,rch of the home. LjfJt ' , . f ,,n will be cnairman 01 I with Miss Wil- r5bs assisting- .. imr Daegel, formerly of L, las teen vacationing situ L.mi this week according to received by her daughter, r f Fnoenp Mrs f that her mother plans faro to Eugene to live, next VOWS REPEATED AT REEDSPORT REEDSPORT First Baptist Church parlors were the scene of the marriage July 22 of Miss Faye Duckett, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Pierce Duckett of Loon Lake, to Samuel Warren Hughes, son of Mrs. V. L. Harris of Reedsport. The Rev. Gravden Loree performed the ceremony. "Attendants were Miss Janet Manning and Henry Leach. Following the ceremony a wed ding supper was served at the Henry Hudson home. Guests in cluded Mr. and Mrs. Duckett, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Harris. Mrs. William Schneider, Jr., Miss Jo Ann Duckett, Bert Shipley, Mr. Leach, Miss Manning, William Sharpe, grandfather of Mrs. Har ris, and Mrs. McNaughton, an aunt, both of Coos Bay. After a short honeymoon at Depoe Bay the couple is at home at Loon Lake. From Kindergarten To College For Small Fry For College Debs JlVjew Scientific Curtdvil A Softie Permanent-Wave Is An Essential For The School Lassie No Fuss No Bother Just Brush Hair Problems' Disappear At Parks Studio of Beauty 1527 Franklin . . Dial 5-2231 For Day or Evening Appointments . JsdfA intuit MUliiaiiiii 1 Africa Old Story Continued from page 4 their post and she took the queen on tour of the girls' school. The queen insisted on looking in every room of the dormitory- Their next encounter with Belgian royalty was in 1931. Princess Astrid, who later be came the wife of King Leopold III, came to tea at the Byerlee home. A glee club of twelve native boys, whom Mis. Byerlee had trained, sang for the royal guest. The teacher said the prin cess was amazed that names could present four-part music. "Considering thai the Belgian government is Catholic and we're Protestant, they have been very kind to us," Mr. Byerlee said. The Belgian government sup plies necessary medical and dental care to the missionaries, and they are beginning to grant subsidies for educational work, according to Mr. Byerlee. When the Byerlees return this time, Mrs. Byerlee will be supervisor of the school for wo men and girls at Bolenge, five miles from Coquilhatville. En rollment is 138. There are ten teachers and a native supervisor. Academic courses up to the third grade, are offered from six to ten o'clock each morning. From two to five o'clock the girls learn handicrafts as crocheting, knitting, and sewing. Mr. Byerlee will reassume his duties as master printer and me chanic of the Bolenge press. The book, "Fifty Years In Congo," by Herbert Smith tells that he has had charge of the Bolenge press during all of his service. He has also been Mission trea surer for a time, and shared in the evangelistic and agricultural work. Both his and Mrs. Byer lee's pictures appear in the book which mentions her as a music teacher at the Congo Christian Institute. When the Byerlees arrive at Coquilhatville, Miss Marie John son will be at the mission office. A graduate of NCC, she left Eu gene last March to return to the Belgian Congo. Register-Guard. Eugene. Ore., Sun., Aug. 21, 1949 Page 5C Loyal Star Lodge spent the rest f the evenin8 Marks Anniversary reminiscing. Ladies of The Loyal Star of America, Pioneer Lodge Number MB. auxiliary to the Brotherhood Railway Carmen of America, celebrated their tenth anniver sary Wednesday. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Albert Ezell, 1255 Pearl Street. Mrs. R. J. Mar tens was hostess. A review of the history and past accomplishments of the lodge was presented by Mrs. Martens and comments were made by other members. A scrap book, which has been kept by Mrs. W. B. Branch since the lodge was organized, was passed for all to see and portions of the records wore read. Corsages were presented to the charter members who attended the meeting. They were Mrs. Ezell, the first president, Mrs. L. I. Headey, Mrs. J. H. Baker, Mrs. Branch, and Mrs. Martens. The birthday anniversary cake was cut by Mrs. Ezell. Members Exclusive Nationally Advertised Lines of ... . CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Agea to Teens Friendly. Courteoui Servica SHOP W J ' . 1 AUGUST 155 W. Broadway Dial 4-4321 Open FrL Eves. i f CLEARANCE of Clark Studio. Wiltshire ensravlns MRS. ROBERT W. COM-BROUGH Is the former Billle Jo Reed Elkton. The couple, married late in July, is at home at Elkton, Quota Club Annual Picnic Late Today Quota Club will meet today f6r its annual picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Barnhart, 895 Park Avenue, at four o'clock in the afternoon. The budget and roster committees are in charge of the dinner, and will furnish all food. Chairmen of the committees are Mrs. Earl Blackburn, bud get, and Miss Barbara Smith, roster. Assisting them are Mrs. Lillian Morton, Miss Thelma Schaefer, Mrs. Clifford Ketcham and Miss Genevieve Hallin. Don't let the fresh peach season pass without a ripe peach sundae. Dice peach into small pieces and add sugar to sweeten. Let stand in refrigerator to extract juice from peach and to form sundae sauce. '; tii- vi NO SUPERLATIVES NECESSARY LOOK AT THESE VALUES HERE ARE THE FACTS: All merchandise on sale is new, in current Sale opens tomorrow morning, Monday, Au- sty lings and fabrics. 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