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which marked Music
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(L iJ Fuwne for a year,
Se.so.Wash,
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fr1.. .. ,hll schools.
S her master's de
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Bt EVA GRAVES
t want, to eet a little
L and tell you something
ft our store, and our plans,
b ! future. We want you to;
Our stuic ,o j ........
;. i, vnn we are u.yis
, Wd like you to help us
m vou more. We would be
iraie'lul for your suggestions
ar criticisms.
ijps you know that the
a ownea uj wi
i!'K. They were both born
"lid have gone through the
..unhllr Schools and to the
fin ol Oregon and while
0 scnooi iney netvc uciycw
1 the store.
L Rmves. my youngest son,
fan in the army these past
(Ss with the 59th Battalion,
barters Troop at rort cuss,
,wnere ne nas ueeu wmg
otk. When he comes back
Jinuirv. he will take over
bigement of our office.
U Graves, my oldest son,
i radio technician witn tne
Wor d War II. He had
V Hi the radio service de-
fat In the store before he
to Berkeley, California,
he is assistant manager of
mft largest television radio
la wo have television here.
fi return with the training
tiperience to organize an
m television service depart-
serve you. We want you
iiw that we are doing the re-
fc and getting the experience
If! you the dependable qual-
prchaiidise and service in
sin that we have always
to eve you in everything
'in writes that he has found
Uignavox Television cannot
passed for quality or for
We are happy that our
iilMagnavox will be as ex-
ft to television as it has been
t radio-phonograph field.
rave Magna vox raclio
paph consoles in our store
Swhlch the television chassis
tecan be quickly added so
HUCan buv with pnnfirionna
Mr "tat your investment is
ptJ. Magnavox has been
'""in this.
W do not care to add a teli-
hut to your radio, you might
msted in the straight radio
WWh models that Magna-
"wmg out at a new low
Wei still have a few of these
PJ I am going to tell
uie sian nere at the
come in and meet us all.1
usually find me in the
1 tuned imHor ,t..i.
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NArs. Agule Chosen
New President For
River Road Club
RIVER ROAD Mrs. Frank I.
Agule was installed president of
River Road Women's Club Wed
nesday at the last meeting of the
fiscal year. Serving with her as
elective officers will be Mrs.
George B. Nash, vice president;
Mrs. John L. Mitchell, secretary
and Mrs. Nina Sperling, treas
urer. Mrsi Harry R. Hollis was
installing officer, assisted by Mrs.
E. Roy Smith who presented
cordages to new and outgoing offi
cers. Mis. Arthur R. Beebe is re
tiring president and Mrs. Darrell
Hebort, secretary. A corsage was
given, also, to Mrs. Edward E.
Martin, program chairman.
The club will have family night
Saturday, with a potluck meal
served at 6:30 p.m. (DST). All
families of the River Road com
munity are invited, whether mem
bers of the club or nnt. anrl ar
requested to take their potluck
meal and table service. Coffee,
rolls and butter will be furnished
by the hostess committee.
The organization voted to join
Santa Clara Club in Its new proj
ect, if plans can be worked out.
A rummage sale is planned for
October and members are asked
to put aside woolen articles for
the project. The club also voted
to have the clubhouse painted this
summer.
A musical program was given
following the noon luncheon. Don
Neely sang, "None But The Lonely
Heart and Lady of Spam." ac
companled by Jerry Jerome. Judy
Herendcen played several num
bers on her accordion and accom
panied her mother, Mrs. Alfred
E. Herendcen, who sang several
numbers. Hostesses were Mrs. L.
D. Sem, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. W. S.
Hardy, Mrs. S. R. Williams and
Mrs. Herendeen.
SOCIETY, WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS
ANN CONNELL, Society Editor
A simple exercise for relieving
eyestrain and relaxing the eyes is
the following: Look at an object
far away. Now look at your index
finger six inches away from your
nose. Blink often, and repeat the
exercise many times.
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Mrs. Pirtle Elected
To State BPW Board
Mrs. Cora Pirtle, manager of
the Lane County office of the
American Red Cross, has been
elected chairman of the public
affairs committee of the Oregon
Federation of Business and Pro
fessional Women. News of Mrs.
Pirtle's election was revealed at
the close of the state convention
of the organization at Klamath
Falls over the weekend, attend
ed by more than 300.
Mrs. Pirtle also has been
asked to serve as alternate dele
gate to the convention of the
national federation by Mrs.
Cecelia Galey, retiring president.
n . - Wiltshire engraving.
MR. AND MRS. FRANK W. SCOBERT are pictured on deck of the
Lurline during their recent sojourn in Honolulu. They made the
trip with the Aahmes Temple Shrine Tour of Oakland.
AROUND THE TOWN
BLUE RIVER Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, will meet Wednes
day at 8 p.m. (DST) at the Mc
Kenzie River Masonic Temple. A
Mother's Day program is planned.
There will be initiation of new
members.
Co-chairmen of refreshments
are Mrs. Henry Lawrence, and
Mrs. E. C. Hall. Decorating com
mittee is headed by Mrs. A. V.
Lewis. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Douglas Orme, Mrs. Robert Wag
ner and Mrs. Marvin Dahlberg.
Serve orange-rich Real Gold.
It tastes better... costs less.
Each can contains concentrated
juice of 6 to 8 California juice
oranges.
Jilt
lSSn,u $ COSTS
V&,,,.W WAN
ZUI.IEMA CLUB, Daughters of
the Nile, will meet Thursday at
12:45 luncheon at the Eugene Ho
tel. Roseburg Club daughters will
be guests of the local group.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. L. L. Erdman, 5-5596,
or Mrs. Gordon Sether, 4-8186,
not later than Wednesday.
Sorority Alumnae
To Make Award
Presentation of a $50 scholar
ship to an active chapter member
of Alpha Delta Pi sorority is
planned by alumnae, who com
pleted arrangements for the award
m at their annual potluck dinner re
cently at the home of Mrs. C.
Dudley Miller Jr.
This award will be the first to
be made from the Lucy Perkins
Memorial Fund, founded this year
by thi alumnae group.
Plans also were made for mem
bers to attend the Alpha Delta Pi
State Day in Corvallis May 24.
Mrs. Louis Schneider, Mrs. Kudy
Kalina, Mrs. Donald Johnson, Mrs,
Gary Woods, Mrs. O. K. Burrell,
and Mrs. James Hickman assisted
Mrs. Dudley with dinner preparations.
Other members present were
Mrs. Thomas Taylor, Mrs. Lloyd
Staples, Mrs. Deane Bond, Miss
Izetta May, Miss Mhuire Brown,
Miss Edith Jenson, Mrs. Sid Mills,
Mrs. S. T. Ford, Mrs. Jack Dunn,
Mrs. Duane Himber, Mrs. George
Webb, Mrs. Ralph Cline Jr., Mrs.
Florence Tuft, Mrs. Verdon C.
May, Mrs. Stanley Williamson,
Mrs. Ray Casebeer, Mrs. James
Vitus, Mrs. Hawley F. Burton,
Mrs. Franklin Hoar, Mrs. Marie
Mason, and Mrs. Clifton G.
Christian.
THE REVEREND Orvld and
Mrs. Dillingham, missionaries to
North India, who will speak at
the women's meeting of Assem
blies of God, Section 5, Wednes
day in Eugene.
Girls Honor Mothers
Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Tues., May 13, 1952 Page 1 3
VFW Auxiliary Accepts 3 Women
Mrs. Thomas O. Ramsey, Mrs.
Howard M. Strunk and Miss Lu
cille Stratton were accepted into
membership in Willamette Auxil
iary, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
at a business meeting Thursday
evening. They will be initiated in
June.
Girl Scout Troop No. 75, spon
sored by the Auxiliary, will give
a program at the potluck dinner
this month. Later the same pro
gram will be given for veterans
in the Roseburg Hospital.
MRS. KENNETH Walker an
nounced plans for a rummage sale
June 13 and 14 in the rummage
center at 31 W. 7th Ave. Anyone
having merchandise for the saic
may contact her to find out when
to take it to tne center.
Dates of the poppy sale will b:
May 23 and 24. Mrs. Jerome Lei
bel will be chairman- for the Aux
iliary. Headquarters will be in the
Medical Pharmacy, Broadway and
Pearl. More volunteers are needed
They may call Mrs. Leibel at
4-2587 or go to headquarters dur
ing the sale.
Mrs. David Petersen was elected
trustee for one year and was in
stalled by Mrs. Ross Beeson.
Coldren; refreshments, Mrs. Rob
ert King; community welfare.
Mrs. Leon Glasscock; national
home, Mrs. Bess Harnden; essay
and youth activities, Mrs. Arthur
Schneider; hospitality, Mrs. W. E.
Bnghtman; civil defense, Mrs.
Clifford Pitts; sewing, Mrs. George
Heddinger.
YONCALLA The annual
Mothers' Tea was held at the high
school recently, with the home
economics girls making the cook
ies that were served. The prom
queen, Dolores Sanders, announc
ed the girls as they modeled the
dresses they made the past year.
Girls modeling were Wanda Rap- COMMITTEE chairmen for the
er, Pauline Kychard, bhirieyionsuing year were named by Mrs.
South, Betty Currier and JeanJCharles Humphreys, newly-elect-Edwards.
They also demonstrated ed president, as follows: Ways and
table settings, using the table Means, Mrs. Walker; membership,
cloths and napkins made during Mrs. Howard Van Lehn; publicity,
the school year. Mrs. Beeson; sick and flowers,
;Mrs. Petersen; hospital, Mrs. Don
ald Johnson; Americanism, Mrs.
WHEN YOU BUY a new coat ! Bertha Nelson; bonds and stamps,
make shields of matching lining Mrs. Harvey Veach; legislative,
cloth. Sew them in under the Mrs. Clarence Pease; cancer re
arms and they will take tne isearcn, Mrs. waiter uurKnarat;
Yoncalla WSCS Elects ;
Mrs. Currier President .
YONCALLA At a recent bus
iness meeting of the WSCS of the
Methodist Church, officers elected
vere: President, Mrs. Elmer Cur
ier; vice president, Mrs. Orvllle
Pontious; recording secretary, Mrs.
Clifford Emery; promotion secre
tary, Mrs. Charles Kirklie; treas
urer, Mrs. J. N. Sparks; spiritual
iife, Mrs. Dare Kingery; literature
and publications, Mrs. Guy Day;
status of women, Mrs. Jean Cow
an; children's work, Mrs. Felix
Latham; supply work, Mrs. Noble
Snider; missionary and education,
Mrs. W. Cabiness; secretary of
youth work, Mrs. Al Hoffman. .The
next business meeting will be May
stains and rub.
Oregon Cottage Fund, Mrs. J. E,
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Mr
Springfield BPW
Elects Officers
Springfield Business and Pro
fessional Women elected Mrs.
Freeman Squires, president; Mrs.
Rudy Kalina, vice president; Mrs.
Jack Larson, recording secretary;
Mrs. Veva Morgan, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. Walter Goss
ler, treasurer, at the last meeting.
Mrs. Ruth Edwards and Mrs.
Carolyn Crowe served as the elec
tion committee.
Mrs. Mab'e Watkins, Mrs. Lil
lian Muller and Miss Doris Myers
were appointed to the auditing
committee.
A special meeting will be held
May 20 to hear the convention
reports by Mrs. Dorothy Moore,
Mrs. Walter F. Hansen, Mrs. Jack
Larson, Mrs. Veva Morgan, Mrs.
Walter Gossler and Mrs. Mable
Cunningham, all of whom will
have gone to Klamath Falls repre
senting the Springlield Club.
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MRS. JOHN E. STAFFORD is
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NUTRITION study group will
meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the
Naval reserve station on W, 13th
St.
RIVER ROAD The three, cir
cles of Women's Society of Chris.
tian Service of Trinity Methodist
Church will meet Wednesday for
study sessions. Circle I will gather
at the home of Mrs. George P.
Blinkhorn, 1460 Dalton Drive at
1:30 p.m.
Mrs. A. T. Fraedricks will be
hostess to the women of Circle 2
at her home, 1340 Horn Lane,
beginning at 12:30 p.m. Circle 3
will'meet at 8 p.m. (DST) at the
home of Mrs. James Witt, 1765
Labona Drive.
Mrs. Ellsworth Tilton, wife of
the pastor of Ebbert Memorial
Methodist Church of Springfield,
will be guest speaker at Circle 2
meeting.
WEST ELEVENTH ADDITION
The Independent Bible Center
Ladies Aid Society will meet for
sewing at the church Thursday at
1 p.m. Several, families have been
assisted with clothing. Anyone
wishing to contribute clothing or
yardage may take the artciles to
the church.
LONE PINE Lone Pine Wom
en's Club will meet with Mrs. N.
M. Lassen Thursday at 2 p.m. Mrs.
Irving Rae will be co-hostess.
AUXILIARY to the Springfield
Lion's Club will meet Thursday at
8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Donald
Derlckson, 193 52nd St., East
Springfield. Mrs. Thomas Fon
drem and Mrs. Sylvester Offley
will be co-hostesses. Officers will
be elected and plans completed
for the dinner meeting set for
June.
SPRINGFIELD St. John's Epis
copal Guild will meet Thursday at
8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Louisa
Freeree, 4361 McKenzle High
way with Mrs. Spencer Carlson as
co-hostess. Plans for the dedica
tion of the church Friday and
reception will be completed.
PTA of Springfield's West Side
School will meet Thursday at 6
p.m. (DST) for an open house and
potluck dinner. Each family is to
take table service, bread and but
ter and a main dish, or salad or
dessert. Drinks will be furnished.
After the dinner work done by
pupils wlU be displayed.
s.
MEMBERS OF EUGENE Toast
mistress Club have been requested
to gather their rummage for the
group's Rummage Sale Saturday,
May 17, at the Rummage Center
on W. 7th Ave.
Guild Hears Reports
Ladies Guild of Central Luth
eran Church met Tuesday at the
home of Miss Marta Vik, 128 S.
2nd. St., Springfield with Mrs.
Clifford Defoe as co-hostess. A
vocal duet by Mrs. Harold Aalbue
and Mrs. Kenneth Hatlelid preced
ed Mrs. Dean Stevens' and Mrs.
Kenneth Hatlelid's report on the
circuit convention In Woodburn
May 1. The Bible study from
Second Corinthians was led by
Mrs. Norman Larsen and Mrs.
Norman Hokenstad.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Hokenstad on Sandy Drive,
Eugene, with Mrs. John Weather
by as Co-hostess.
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