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year were:
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t1(lleurk;.r Queens wnu
l,,r-.. -.vt year's yell
sovc, ninbaum and
FV Cora is senior,
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Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore.,
Wed., May 21, lusz Page 1 5
KntaKeoMhe Oak-
Kr was named "Boy
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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
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