AROUND THE TOWN
Weight Control Class
Third meeting of the Weight
Control Class will be Wednesday
at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Floyd Cox,
1438 W. 5th Ave. Progress is be
ing made, it is reported, and there
is room for a few more entries in
the class. It is not too late to get;
started with the group, according
to Mrs. Cox. who will present a
special article on "Proteins, What
and Why," at Wednesday's meet
ing.
Mrs. R. Lee will be in charge!
of the weight chart and Mrs. Ed
Bell will lead the exercises. The
latter are not compulsory, but
those who care to take the exer
cises are asked to attend the
meeting dressed for them.
I ,-.-,!.- ire tivr.avinn
II BRANDT, president
,lv oreanlzcd auxil1"
SfieldKlwanlsClub
totalled recently at
ffloni with the mens
tioiu
fcuthters, Bethel 30 of
KV Charter
L Wednesday at 7:45
P -t:A Macnnir Hall.
onored queens, charter;
.... rhartpr euardian i
md others are invited,
queen Pat Johnson wi
niiiation ceremonies will
I :ted.
s of the executive board
le Unit, Oregon State
letter's Club, win mec
at 7:30 p.m. ai w
t w Carlson,
Ave. Mrs. Don A. Mc-
iill be co-hostess.
Springfield B & PW Club
Springfield Business and Pro
fessional Women's Club will have
the regular Tuesday luncheon at
1 p.m., an hour later than usual
to facilitate voting in the Wil
lamalane Park and Recreation
District Bond election. The lunch
eon will be served in the Me
morial Building in a room adja
cent to the polls.
Springfield Methodists
Fntir pirplps of Khhert Memorial
Methodist Church in Springfield
will meet Tuesday.
Circle 1 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Georee
Calvert, hostess, 829 G St.
Circle 22 p.m., Mrs. E. G. Pri
vat, 506 G St.
Circle 3 at 2 p.m. Mrs. John
Klar, 234 2nd St.
Circle 7 at 8 p.m., Mrs. Char
les Duval, 2400 G St.
Neighbors of Woodcraft
Neighbors of Woodcraft will
meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at Wood
men of the World Hall.
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UO Students
Are Married
At Portland
Pink and white chrysanthe
mums trimmed Rose City Meth
odist Church in Portland for the
wedding of Miss Starly Sparks,'
daughter of Charles M. Sparks of
Estacada, to Arnett B. Johnson,
son of Mr, and Mrs. Evan S. John
son of North Bend, Wash., Satur
day, Dec. 22, at 8 p.m. The Rev.
Arthur L. Hansen of Vancouver
Ave. Methodist Church, Portland,
read the ceremony.
Miss Sparks attended the Uni
versity of Oregon, and was a
member of Alpha Phi. The bride
groom, a Kappa Sigma at the
university, now is a second lieu
tenant in the U. S. Army.
Given in marriage by her fath
er, the bride wore a gown of
white satin and lace and carried
a white orchid on a prayer book.
Mrs. Milton C. Sparks of Esta
cada was matron of honor, and
bridesmaids were Miss Evalyn
Johnson of North Bend, a sister
of the groom, and Miss Nancy
Pollard of Los Gatos, Calif. Their
full-length gowns were of peacock
blue velvet, and they wore white
flower bands in their hair, and
carried pink and white roses in
nosegay bouquets. Kathy La
Plante of Estacada was flower
girl.
George P. Bell of Portland was
best man, and ushers were Mil
ton C. Sparks of Estacada, brother
of the bride, Dale Bruegger,' Jack
Countryman and James Hanns.
Serving at the reception were
Mrs. Jamie Bruegger, aunt of the
groom, Mrs. John Sparks, and
Mrs. Harry Furnish, aunt of the
bride.
The bride chose a purple suit
and hat, black accessories and a
gold coat for the wedding trip.
The couple is now at home in
Fort Lewis, Wash., where the
groom is stationed.
SOCIETY, WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS
ANN CONNEIA, Society Editor
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! Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Mon., Jan. 21, 1952 Page -9
Girl Scouts Will Present
Teen-aged Fashion Show
Mod erne photo, Wi Mesh Ire engraving.
MISS LEONA KOHLER is en
gaged to Harold Weeks, Jr., of
Portland. They plan to be mar
ried in the summer, when she
has completed her studies at
the university.
Music Teachers
Plan Workshop
Plans for the first workshop of
the season were completed at the
January meeting of Eugene Dis
trict, Oregon Music Teachers' As
sociation, at the home of Miss
Wanda Eastwood in the past week.
The Workshop will be Jan. 23,
Wednesday at 7 p.m., in the audi
torium of Northwest Christian
College, 11th and Kincaid Sts.
The program will be divided
into two sections, with younger
musicians performing from 7 to 8
p.m.; older ones from 8 to 9. Voice,
violin and piano will be repre
sented. Mrs. H. A. Hagen is in
charge of plans.
Parents of pupils and also the
public are invited to attend. Pu
pils of the following teachers will
play: Mrs. George Boughton, Mrs,
R. Cleveland, Mrs. Charles Dick
son, Mrs. Lowell Chase, Miss
Wanda Eastwood, Mrs. Hagen,
Mrs. Jess Hayden, Mrs. Lavina
Honey, Mrs. Robert D. Horn, Mrs,
William Dolph Janes and Mrs,
Edna Leslie Pearson.
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Wiltshire ensrnvinB
MISS BERNIECE NICHOL
SON, daughter of E. A. Nichol
son of Eugene, will be married
in March in Kansas, to Slc
Floyd Bennett of Mendocino,
Calif. She has made her home
with grandparents In Kansas, 1
but has many friends met on
trips to Eugene.
N'clson photo. Wiltshire engraving
MISS SHIRLEY SUE WIN
TERS of Springfield Is engaged
to Cpl. Robert Wendell Ewing,
no date set for their wedding.
Both are graduates of Spring
field High School.
0ERS in the Hawaiian
Emelie Hedblum and
JThe two went over by
Wiltshire engraving
Islands over the holiday season
Mrs. E. O. Hall, above, both of
ship, and planned to return by
Club Plans
pr Hospital
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ai?n will be launched
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PW be raised to give
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mat people
pute now.
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Mrs. Leslie Returns
Mrs. E. L. Leslie has returned
from a three week's trip to Kan
sas where she was called by the
death of her sister, Mrs. Mattie
Blackford, at Hill City. She was
accompanied on the train by two
nephews, Wendell and Clair
Blackford, and their wives of Al
bany. The Blackford brothers are
sons of the deceased.
While in Kansas Mrs. Leslie vis
isted her sister and family at El
Dorado, a brother, and family at
Hutchinson, and another sister at
Beloit. At the latter place she was
a guest at the homes of Mr. Les
lie's twin sisters. "
Pinochle Party Given
Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Stille
entertained with a pinochle party
Saturday evening at their home,
670 River Road. Guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Milo F. Gubrud, Mr. and
Mrs. John S. McClory, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur R. Beebe, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen A. Harnden, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry R. ' Hollis.
Kenncll-EIHs photo. Wiltshire enRraving
MISS IVADELL MILLER is
the fiancee of William Carl
Johnson, to whom she will be
married In February. Their
homes are at Pleasant Hill and
Dexter.
Dial Club Hears Talk
Members of Dial Club heard a
discussion of the use of color in
decorating at their Tuesday dinner
meeting in the Faculty Club. The
talk was given by Mrs. Pat Boyle,
and she illustrated it with pic
tures and draperies.
During the short business meet
ing following, Mrs. Frances Red
fern was elected to membership.
The group presented a wedding
gift of silver to Mrs. Frank Harr,
a recently - married member.
Twenty-five members attended
with two guests, Miss Ruth Mur
tha and Mrs. Harris Hurd. Miss
Laura Bailey and Miss Mae
Herves arranged the entertain
ment. The group's next meeting will
be Feb. 19 ' with Miss Hazel
Stephenson and Mrs. Josophine
Hayes in charge.
Gifts Shown at Shower !
Feteing Delores Dowdy
Miss Delores Dowdy, who will
be married soon to Carl Lohner,
was honored at a bridal shower
Thursday afternoon given by Mrs.
Lawrence Dowdy and Mrs. Ver
non Parker at Mrs. Dowdy's home.
Gifts were presented and dis
played on a decorated table. Both
Miss Dowdy, who is the daughter
of Mrs. Dolph Dowdy, and Mr.
Lohner are residents of Spring
field.
Attending the shower were Miss
Dowdy and her mother; Mrs. Pe
ter Roach of Cottage Grove; Mrs.
Curtis Parker, Mrs. John Dowdy,
Mrs. Edgar Dowdy and daughter
of Dexter and Trent; Mrs. Charles
McBee of Salem; Mrs. Harry Pioch
and Mrs. Lloyd Dowdy, Marcola;
Mrs. Amanda Daughtrey, Mar
cola; Mrs. Francis Dowdy, Mrs.
Chris Keller, Mrs. Everett Dowdy
and daughter, 'Springfield; Mrs.
Sidney Jenkins, Sutherlin; Mrs.
Loren Westhope, Creswell; Mrs.
Robert Krenick, Mrs. Allie Nelson,
Mrs. Earl Nelson and daughter,
Mrs. Lee Pioch, Mrs. Leah Hos-
kins and daughter; Mrs. Haskell
Dowdy and daughter.
The Girl Scout Junior High-In-
termediate Planning Board, with
a membership of 35 Girl Scout ;
troops from Eugene, Springfield !
and vicinity will sponsor a Val
entine Fashion show Feb. 2, from
1:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Wilson iunior ,
high school. Eighteen Girl Scouts j
will serve as models and clothes 1
will be provided by the Junior :
Miss Shop. Eugene and Spring-!
field beauticians will create spe-j
cial hairstyles for the models. !
The six Girl Scout troops at
Wilson Junior High School will
decorate the auditorium for the
Style Show; red punch, in keeping
with the Valentine theme, and
cookies will be served.
All junior high and interme-,
diate Girl Scouts arc invited to!
attend. There will be no admis
sion charge. 1
Mrs. R. L. Follett, advisor to
the Junior High-Intermediate
Planning Board, is assisting the
girls in arranging this show, I
which they themselves are man
aging. Mrs. S. A. Gcllert will nar-1
rate for the display, giving pert-
inent hints on good grooming and
teen-age personal care along with
her narration.
Through this unique and ftill
scale survey the program com
mittee hopes to learn degree of
utilization in activity areas so that
a wider range of interests for
each troop can be worked out.
Another phase of this same study
is discovering ways in which
leader tr.-.ining can be improved,
so that the troop leaders may be
aided in their work.
Troop "visitors," already at
work, include: Mrs. Vernon Ker
lcy, Mrs. .1. H. Minklrr of Cottage
Grove, Mrs. R. L. Follett, Mrs.
Kenneth Barker, Mrs. S. Shef
field, Mis. Francis Kelly, Mrs. R.
Newmnn, Mrs. Janet Stutz of the
staff, Mrs. D. Maxwell, Mrs. R.
M. Carpenter and Mrs. Dale Blair
of Creswell, and Miss Marilyn
Man- of the staff.
A comprehensive program sur
vey of the activities of Girl Scout
troops in this Council is going into
high gear this week under the
leadership of Mrs. Dodge, program
committee chairman.
Between now and Feb. IS, 53
troops in Lane County will be
visited and their doings analyzed
in an effort to determine "just
what kind of Girl Scouting we
are actually doing in this Coun
cil." A compilation committee will
take the visitors' reports and sum
marize their findings n a report to
the annual meeting late in March.
At the onset of the campaign sea
son "visitors" will also attend day
camp, troop camp and established
-amp at Cleawox and examine
them in the same critical way.
Eucjene Women
Volunteer Service
Eugene women again are giv
ing their time and effort to the
March of Dimes by staffing the
"Dimes" booth in the First Na
tional Bank. Mrs. Charles Ford
reports the following organiza
tions participating: Women of the j
Moose, Dakota Club, Jane Jeffcr- i
son (Democratic Women), Eagles j
Auxiliary, W.C.T.U., Lane County, 1
Women's Relief Corps, Navy I
Mothers, Degree of Honor, Pyth
ian Sisters, American Legion Wo
men's Post, Lion's Club Auxili
ary, Ladies of the Elks and Junior
Service.
Mrs. Miller Returns
Mrs. Olive Miller has returned
to Eugene from Chicago, where
she was called by the death of a
daughter, Mrs. F. A. Carlson, who
had visited here. Mrs. Miller flew
east, being routed by way of San
Francisco because of bad weath
er, and returned home by train,
visiting en route will; relatives in
Montana. .,,
Name New Officers
Officers of the Women's Asso
ciation of Fairmount Presbyterian
Church were installed at the Sun
day morning church service. They
are: president, Mrs. C. N. Chap
man; chairman Circle A, Mrs,
John Simons; Circle E, Mrs. Win
nie Winstead; program, Mrs. A,
E. Warnock; worTd service, Mrs.
Ray Gates, Mrs. J. T. Cage, Mrs
J. L. Hart and Mrs. Nils Carlsen;
fellowship, Mrs. Claude Stephen
son, Mrs. M. B. Marsh, Mrs. D. L.
Hazelton, and Mrs. Frank Elliott;
secretaries, Miss Gudrun Anderson
and Mrs. Bessie Meechem; treas
urer, Mrs. Theodore Zehrung.
Wiltshire en::.-.ivini;
MISS SUSAN ANDERSON, stu
went at- Harrisburg High School,
Is engaged to Cpl, Gerald U
Hoard, who is stationed on
Johnson Island,
New P-TA Formed
Fifty attended the first meet
ing of Mill Street School PTA in
Springfield recently. Mrs. William
Cloyes was chosen to act as tem
porary chairman. Mrs. Raymond
Sears, PTA Council president,
presided and introduced Mrs.
Owen Sabin who spoke on the im
portance of PTA organizations.
Mill Street School was former
ly known as the Junior High
School.
Dr. George Vehrs
has resumed
his office practice
Jan. 16th, 1952 . . .
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