auxiliary will meet Wednesday
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Springfield VFW
Auxiliary Schedules
Luncheon, Sale
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Springfield Veterans of For
eign Wars auxiliary will meet
Monday noon for a potluck
luncheon at the VFW Building.
Mrs. William McCorkle is chair
man. The members will wrap
gifts for hospital packages.
Final plans for a rummage sale
will be discussed at a meeting of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
auxiliary meeting Thursday at
eight o'clock at the VFW Build
ing. The rummage sale will be held
at Powell's Furniture Store, Au
gust 26-27. Mrs. George Lohr,
sale chairman, requests- that
members bring good, clean, use
able clothes to the meeting. Sale
proceeds will go into the hospital
fund.
WKCS TO HEAR
MRS. DAVID CAMPBELL
Women's Society of Christian
Service of First Methodist
Church will hold its general
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MR. AND MRS. CARL PAESCHKE of Junction City celebrated
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary August 3, when they were
at home to relatives and friends.
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LEGION AUXILIARY
PAST PRESIDENTS
MEETING MONDAY
Past Presidents of the auxil
iary to the American Legion will
meet for dinner at six-thirty
o'clock, in the home of Mrs. H.
R. Taylor, 1960 Alder Street,
Monday evening.
SOROSIS PLANS
PICNIC IN GARDEN
Sorosis will meet Thursday at
one o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Lila Yoder, 1243 High Street. A
picnic luncheon will be served
in the back yard.
DAV GROUPS
MEET AT HALL
Eugene Unit Number Three of
the Disabled American Veterans
QUITTING BUSINESS
MYRTLE'S CURTAIN
LAUNDRY
wish to thank their friends
and customers for their
patronage during the nast
four years. 2311 Alder
Wiltshire Engraving
LETTERS HOME were an important matter in closing days of Cleawox Camp for Girl Scouts.
Above, a group of Pirates are shown in shelter: From left, Joann Holtan, Sonya Meyers, Donna Mae
Lindley and' Sharon Harris, all of Eugene; Sharlee Tompkins, Florence.
meeting Tuesday afternoon at
15 o'clock. Mrs. Dan Young is
chairman of devotions.
Mrs. David Campbell, who is
assistant hostess for the Eugene
Welcome Wagon, will furnish the
program.
Mrs. Campbell will explain
and illustrate the methods and
purposes of the work done by
her firm.
Following her talk, tea will
be served by Circle Three in the
church parlor. All Methodist
women and their friends are in
vited to attend.1
Wedding Dinner Given
At Cedar Creek Home
1203 Willamette
4273
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CEDAR CREEK A
dinner was Riven for Mr. and
Mrs. James Humphreys Sunday,
Aug. 7 at the home of Mrs.
Humphrey's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William E. Simons at Cedar
Creek. Thirty relatives attended
the occasion which was also in
observance of the birthdays of
two-year-olds, Jimmy Simons,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Simons and two year old, Wilbert,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Simons.
Attending wore the families of
Clarence Simons, Walter Simons,
Leonard Raisor, Roy Simons of
Eugene, Harold Goddard, Culp
Creek, John Warnick, and "Buck"
Lang of Oakridge and Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. E. Simons, Cedar
Creek.
WINCHESTER BAY
PAIR IS WEDDED
REEDSPORT Miss Harriet
Thompson, daughter of Walter
Thompson of Winchester Bay,
was married July 27 to John
Prozialeck, also of Winchester
Bay, at the Reedsport Baptist
Church. The Rev. Grayden D.
Loree performed the ceremony.
Mrs. Hattie Morris, aunt of the
bride, was matron of honor and
Neal Perkins served as best man.
Mrs. Loree was soloist and Mis.
Lois Bceson was accompanist.
Mr. and Mrs. Prozialeck now are
at home at Winchester Bay.
MONROE MOTHER'S CLUB
MEETS FOR DINNER
MONROE Monroe Mother's
Club met with Mrs. Ira Lemon
Wednesday (or a potluck dinner
at noon, followed by a social
time. All members were present
except three: Mrs. Ida Cottnair,'
Mrs. Tom Reader, and Mrs. Glad
ys Hotter were unable to attend.
Mrs. Cottnair is confined to her
home with illness.
As a going-away gift, the club
presented Mrs. Ed Williams, one
of their members, with a sewing
kit. Mr. and Mrs. Williams are
leaving soon to live with a
daughter in Coivallis.
The club will meet ag.iin in
three weeks with Mrs. Joe Mor
ris. HELM ETTA CLUB will meet
Wednesday at six-thirty o'clock
in the Knights of Tythias Hull. A
no-hostess, potluck dinner will
be served.
MORE T ALL SWEET PEAS
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Pony. 253.1
Portland Ave., are reported among
the ranks of tall-swcct-pea-giow-
ers. Their's are inches short of
the 10-foot mark.
LADIES OF ELKS
TELL CARD WINNERS
Ladies of the Elks held a card
session Thursday afternoon at the
Elks Temple.
Mrs. Edwin Peterson held '
high score, Mrs. Victor Bark,
low, and Mrs. E. E. Hiltebrand .
won the guest prize in' the con
tract group. ,
Auction bridge players finish
ed as follows Mrs. L. Burroughs,
high; Mrs. Margaret McCloskey,
low; and Mrs. Quentin Rogers,
guest prize. . .
In the pinochle division, Mrs.
C. J. Daniels was high and
Mrs. A. N. Young was low. Mrs.
Ema Roach was the winner of
the guest prize.
Hostesses were Mrs. Harold
Peterson and Mrs. Edwin Peter
wedding son.
DORCAS SOCIETY
POTLUCK DINNER
WILL BE TUESDAY '
Dorcas Society of the First
Christian Church will meet Tues
day evening at six-thirty o'clock
for a potluck dinner at the home
of Mrs. Lorene Everingham,
1042 Polk Street. Members have
been requested to bring a salad
or a hot yegetable dish. Other
foods will be furnished by the
committee.
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