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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1952)
5S er Sprigas Next Year year were: T cnrieas: vice- t1(lleurk;.r Queens wnu l,,r-.. -.vt year's yell sovc, ninbaum and FV Cora is senior, lk..rS,l in sev- "eirl I,.rM was n"" v.. i(' w Her pet lPtonL,ts year's P.! She "s i"t worthy fcomceinHain WHW TH' IPSA C TH' ALA.KM CLOCK, 1 VN4l TO ARISB f TH1 NBW CLEAN-OP MAN I -f BFFICIHNT yS Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Wed., May 21, lusz Page 1 5 KntaKeoMhe Oak- Kr was named "Boy ' "" . Ho thK VUctl. Creswell Women Change Form Of Church Work Organization leek. litor "1": "... In foot- m sen- .j um successive years ... In. the senior r3 wiU enter college nbywontop honors in contest against nine stu ob'Brummcttwas second .Flanders third. Ed will . ..i nln and Bob and Lifates of recognition, fi ..wial awards for band ven to Edna Scruby, Alice Id Cora Mcuan, senwi. iitards, Larry Han, wa iter, Sandra Klein, Joan an Lippert, Bob Durham, ilckion, Ramon Flanders, Brown, DcnnlsWeldon, wllmire. Douglas Logan, lilts, Donna Faust, Mar lippstsin, Glen Williams Inomas. B. E. baoansKj the presentation. CRESWELL Women of the Presbyterian Church have voted to form a Womens Association instead of the Ladies' Aid Society which the group has been called. These chairmen have been ap pointed for the various depart ments of the Association: pro gram, Mrs. William Thomson; missionary education, Mrs. Cath erine Dorris; literature, Mrs. Bar ney Doyle; social education and action, Mrs. tl. A. amine; spirit ual life and stewardship, Mrs. E. c. Coombs: fellowship, Miss Wil- ma Dickerson; membership, Mrs. A W. Bartel; children's worn, Mrs. K. C. Schwering; world ser vice, Mrs. U.. U. uecner, luLeigii missions, Mrs. H. H. Dersham; na tional missions, Mrs. Marvin tt.err: Christian education, Mrs. A. J. Gabriel; national missions and overseas sewing, Mrs. Olive Par lin. . The women plan a numoer or improvements tor the church manse, including new stairway covering and new screen doors. Mrs. Dorris, Mrs. Schwering. Mrs. Gerald G. Emerson and Mrs. Thomson will meet with repre sentatives of the other Creswell churches to plan the annual Daily Vacation Bible School. A $2.50 Girl Scout camnershirj to Camp Cloawox has been voted. Mrs. Schwering, Mrs. Thomson. Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. H. A. Simmons, Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. William Evans, Mrs. W. B. Gillespie and Mrs. Dorris will plan the menu for the annual dinner, to be held next fall. Mrs. Gillespie and Mrs. George Gwyther have been ap pointed to send remembrances to the local high school and eighth grade graduates. Dorcas Circle of the Methodist Church held the annual dues par ty, Wednesday afternoon. Lane County Sub-District meeting of the Womens Society for Christian Service was announced for Mayl 20 at Cottage Grove. The Circle gave a vote of thanks to J. E. Smith for all the work he has done recently at the church. Mrs. F. E. Vick, Mrs. L. H. Brown and Mrs. R. E. Wright will enter tain the Circle in June. Mrs. A. E. Elliott was elected chairman of the Home Extension Unit, Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. V. Birdsong, vice chair man; and Mrs. L. A. Whitney, secretary-treasurer. The members voted to change the meeting day to the second Tuesday of each month when the Unit resumes ac tivities next fall. The cook book which the mem bers compiled, is now ready for distribution and may be obtained from Mrs. L. I. Chestnut. The price is 75 cents. An exhibit is planned for the community fair with Mrs. Chestnut, Mrs. Birdsong, tome Wants Honrs Back mopkton! KOME-A story publish, tjday's edition concern' icalia and rhododendron it the Arbln Sharp home, kiahome area, on Dead ly was Incorrectly head- i "Mapleton" dateline. hidens In the Swlssh'ome blaze lust now with tratu, and throughout Spring Tea MONROE Women's Society of Christian Service monthly social meeting will be a Spring Tea in the social rooms of the Monroe Methodist Church Thursday after noon, May 22, i'-4 p.m. All Com munity women are cordially invited. Members of the committee In charge are Mrs. J. T. Boesen, Mrs. O. F. Johnson, and Mrs. Charles Swift. Mrs Grass' Noodle Soup for O WE HAVE CAPS & GOWNS Three for Three Fifty GRADUATION SPECIAL FOR MAY and JUNE Remember your graduation throughout fhe years with a portrait by El- Mrs. F. L. DeBerry and Mrs llott in charge. A family picnic date was tenta tively set for Aug. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Gibson, Mrs. Beulah Gibson, Mrs. Bessie Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. R. M.j Carpenter will serve refreshments I at the June 5 meeting of Eastern! Star Chapter. Evangeline Chapter of Eugene, will be guests. I Yoncalla Starting Plans for 4th Rodeo YONCALLA At recent meet ing of the Yoncalla Saddle Club plans were made for the amateur rodeo which will be held at the Yonialla rodeo grounds, Friday and Saturday, July 4 and 5. It will be strictly amateur. The queen will be selected from girls be tween the ages of 15 and 20 who wish to compete and who sell the most rodeo tickets. Girls wishing to compete for queen see Mrs. G. Kruse or Charlie Applegate. All members of the club or persons interested in the rodeo, be at the rodeo grounds on Sunday, May 18, at 9 a.m. Potluck lunch at noon Wear DR. ELLIOTT'S BLENDED LENSES The Bifocal Without the Telltale Dividing Line Available Only at the Office of DR. 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