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Linoleum formica . XU Drain boa rdi and Fioorj DAVE : CAMPBELL Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. 6A Tucs.. Sept. 21.1054; Society, Women's Organizations A.N'N CONNELL, Society Editor See ni-.. . ' r'y . Listen to the new BALDWIN ACROSONlr ,i "' standing Spinet Piano. , L' th Grand could achieve thTtnlll?01"11? BIN heautv thai n.L., . lrme Wa Iv :J to any other spinet piano. "Snic t r if ImCT craftsmanship, hear u. of full, resonant tone, feel th. J" WitirJ sponse of its exclusive fn i,! ..""" tnJ1 will appreciate the heritage of n,,.i?,ctio1 fi, mar, manes Acrpsonic Ihe piano lZ 1 m W mrisine v lmv.ni-,) i r "'ra. von, I I V ST" - Is 131 1 VI " fi' t 1 J (Krnnr-IIKIIl! photo, Wiltshire cnur.) MISS BARBARA K. H If! GINS of Dexter is engaged to 2nd I.t. Russell V. Cromwell of Clnymont, Delaware. The an nouncement is made by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ItigRins. A late fall wedding is planned. He is the son of Mrs. R. V. Cromwell and the late Mr. Cromwell of Claymont. Eight Go to Salem For AAUW Meet Eight members of the Eugene; Branch of American Association of University Women attended the state board meeting and workshop in Salem Friday and Saturday. This was arranged by Mrs. dent Robert Y. Thornton, prcsi of the Oregon Division of: AAUW, and other members of the stale board. Two of the Eu- gene members attending, Miss: Nina Kills and Miss Mnzelle Hair, are memhers of the state board. A luncheon Saturday was at Marion Hotel, where Tir. 0. Merc rlilh Wilson, new president of University of Oregon, talked on "Practical Work in Education." Other Eugene women attend ing were Mrs. William C. Jones, Mrs. W. H. Alkinson, Mrs. B. E. Eaton, Mrs. George Niemi, Miss Ahhy Adams, and Mrs. A. A. Ess linger. Brattain School To Greet Teachers A teachers' reception at Brat tain School, Springfield, Wednes day will begin with children intro ducing parents to teachers in various rooms at 7:30 p.m. The general meeting will be in the gymnasium where a program will be given. Mrs. Stanley Hasek will preside and Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett, principal, will introduce the teachers. Refreshments will bo served by PTA officers. A MOLDED cottage cheese salad makes a pretty buffet table aririilinn when it is put in a ring mold and its center is filled with cubes of fresh fruit. Surround the cheesc-and-fruit ring with waler cress or curly'chicory. AEROWAX SAVES REIVAXIN6! Headquarters TWIN BED SIZE MATTRESS a pint! Jgfil 37t ) !FULL 4j INCH DENSITY I 1 11 Wiltshire Eng.) MISS PATRICIA MORAN is the fiancee of Wilton (Jianottl Jr., of Portland, where they will be married Nov. 6. She is in nurse's training there. Girl Scout Leaders To Get Training New ideas for Fall troop meet ing will be presented to all Girl Scout and Brownie leaders of Three Rivers Girl Scout Council area Wednesday and Thursday, at the Springfield Scout House. Meetings are planned to give leaders an opportunity to renew friendships and to get inspiration for their first fall troop meetings. Mrs. R. M. Carpenter, chair man of the Training Committee for the Red Feather Community Chest'agency, is general chair man of the two days. Other mem- - bcrs of the committee who have been active in the planning are Mrs. Warren Korstad, invitations; Mrs. Thaxtcr Reed, hostess, and Mrs. George Mast, volunteer trainer chairman. Mrs. Ralph Fol- Iett, volunteer trainer, has served as chairman of recruiting discus sion leaders. Mrs. Vernon Kerley also will assist. Miss Marilyn Marr, field direc tor of Ihe local council, will be chairman of the Brownie Round up, which will be Wednesday. As sisting that day, in addition to memhers of the committee, will he Mrs. Wm. Dolph Janes and Mrs. Curtis White. Miss Joyce Hainswnrth of the professional staff will be the chairman of Ihe day Thursday for Intermediate leaders. Discussion leaders that, day will be Mrs. Dan Sellard and Mrs. Charles J. Mol lier, "Fall Projects from Summer Camping;" Mrs. Irving Henning, "Service Projects"; Mrs. Frank Mersdorf, "How to Help Girls Select Badges"; Mrs. J. A. Wheel er, "When is a Badge Complet ed"; and Mrs. .Tames Blackford Mrs. William Rnecker will lead Ihe group in folk dancing. Registration for both days will be taken in Hie Girl Scout office and those who plan to attend are requested to phone Ihe office so the committee will know how many will be present. Pretty Smocked Dress Lovely two-color smocked dress for school or party wear is in sizes 2, 4 and fi years; complete smocking transfer included in tis sue pattern: color guide, all sew ing instructions. Please state size. Send 2.'jc for Taltern No. 500, Your name, address, pattern num ber to CAROL CURTIS, EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, 652 MIS SION ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. The Needlework Guide, 36 pag es, 150 designs for knitting, cro chet, embroidery, hairpin lace, dozens of beautiful color trans fers. Order as you do needlework patterns. Only 25c. ( A D V E R T I S K M K. N ' fl Large rugs 9x12 rugs. Throw' rues Cleaned. Torrey's Rug & Huntington, 1246 River Road. Furniture Cleaners. 1210'j Wil- Mrs. Orlo Dahl will lead the dis lamette. Ph 5-4207. I cushion. Sakes py this really is h JSSAtyA real coffee! (Wiltshire Kngraving) MISS LOUEIXA WRIGHT, Eugene girl now employed in Seattle, is engaged lo Gary B. Vincent, now serving with the Army in the Canal Zone. Their wedding is set for spring. New District President Visits Eugene Unit Mrs. Gerald Preston, Vida, new- district three president, made her official visit to Eugene Unit of American Legion Auxiliary at its meeting Tuesday evening at Vet erans Memorial Bldg. Mrs. Treslon gave a short talk on the rehabilitation work car ried on by the Legion auxiliaries at the Portland Velerans Hos pital. Girl Staters reported on the week they spent in Salem attend ing Girls' State. They were Miss Joan Cunder and Miss Margaret Rush of Willamette High School, Miss Kay Baxley and Miss Carol McKeenan of Eugene High School and Miss Gail Childers of St. Francis High School. Mrs. Leslie Hardie presenled Mrs. Loyd Sims, unit president, with the silver tray won at con vention for the use of the unit this coming year. It was voted lo send the first vice president, Mrs. L. H. Hughes, and the secretary, Mrs. Audley Kanouse, to the president's and secretary's conference in Port land Sept. 28 and 29. Sixty dollars was allowed for the check-of-thc-month fund. This fund is for cigarettes, candy and other items for the patients in the veteran's hospitals in Oregon. Mrs. Willis Beebee announced that the first potluck dinner and dance of the year will be Sept. 28 at b:3U p.m. Alcat, rolls ana co- fee will be furnished for the.850 Spruce St. uinncr. The rummage sale will be Oct. 25, announced Airs. James Adams, finance chairman. Airs. Ira Williams, child wel fare and rehabilitation chairman, announced her committee ap pointments as follows: Mrs. Earle Nestell, hospitals, Mrs. Arthur Erickscn, gifts for the Yanks, and Mrs. Kay Aliller and Airs. Esther House, child welfare. Convention reports were given by Airs. Alartin Lien, Airs. Leslie Hardie, Airs. Elicksen, Atrs. Jess Barr, and Airs. Sims. The annual bus trip to (he Roscburg Hospital will he Oct. 25. Those laking the trip are asked to notify Mrs. Williams bv calling 5-3469. Lutheran Circles To Meet Thursday Circles of Central Lutheran Women's Missionary Federation will meet Thursday. Alcmbers are asked to take mission boxes. Ruth Circle will meet at 11 a.m. in the youth room of the church for a potluck dinner and quilling. Vernon Stenberg will lead the discussion. Esther Circle will have a 12:30 p.m. potluck luncheon at Ihe home of Airs. John Jepson, Route 4, Box 103. Miss Helen Hansen will be topic chairman. Alary Martha circle members are asked to take articles for the box work project to the meeting al 8 p.m. at the home of Airs. John Chancy, 610 E. 18lh Ave. Mothers Club will meet at 8 p.m. at Ihe home of Airs. Edwin Alive! . . f (Kennell-Ellb photo, Wiltshire cner.) MISS DOLORES ANN DOYLE is engaged to Alfred I.. With row, their wedding date not set. She is a student nurse at Sacred Heart Hospital. Chairman Of District Gives List Airs. Clifford Geear of Oak ridge, the new chairman for Wil lamette District of Federated Garden Clubs, announced her committee heads at the first gen eral meeting of the district Fri day in Eugene. They are as fol lows: Birds Mrs. S. L. Goddard, B. B. Rt., Box 572, Cottage Grove. Bonks and Pamphlets Airs. Ed Clark, Oakndge. Conservation Airs. Thomas Ramsey, Green Lane, Eugene. Corsage Mrs. A. J. Fier, 369 West D St., Springfield. Garden Center Airs. Elizabeth Romane, 1852 Willamette St., Eugene. Garden Crafts Airs. L. At. Watson, 1375 Pearl St., Eugene. Historian Airs. I. M. Aloore, Deadwood. Horticulture and horticulture awards Airs. Charles M. An dreason, 1965 Alder St., Eugene. Junior Gardens Airs. M. S. AlcMullin, Vida. Landscaping Don Davis, Tom Thumb Nursery, Creswell, Rt. 2. Alusic Airs. C. F. Gordinier, 2641 Columbia St., Eugene. Northwest Gardens Airs. Lee W. Coolcy, South 6th St., Cottage Grove. Program Atrs. Clifford T. Woodin, 237 South E St., Spring field. Press and publicity Mrs. Bo- land Clark, P. O. Box 52, Oak- ridge. ,An Mrs George Larsen, Junction City. Roadside Airs. E. B. (Mary) Miles, 1830 E. 27th Ave., Eugene. Scrapbook Mrs. John Shaf- fner& 211 River Ave., Eugene. Scholarship Airs. O. K. Bur rcll, 3075 Whitbeck Blvd., Eu gene. Slides Airs. John Beck, Junc tion City. Visiting Gardens Airs. John S. Hurd, Coburg, also Harrison Rd., Eugene. Wild Flowers Miss Mary Belle Estcs, 210 Elkay Dr., Eu gene. Milton Walkers Home From Trip Back home again after a year and a day of journeying are. Dr. ana iurs. Milton waiKer oi i-icas- am mu ann r-ugene. ine cnupie;alrt Seymour will play request .-.iiciii, iu m IBM jL-ii iii;numoers on tne piano. Mrs. Jack New York City, then went In I Europe, incy vtsuen several couiurics wnue cnnccniraung nn:yt B, Wymer, mcoicat convocations, incy ar rived in New York Aug. 27, hav ing flown from Prcstwick Airport near Glasgow, Scotland. They had attended Ihe Edinburgh Festival From New York, the couple went to Canada for a few days, visiting relatives at London, Ont.Jncr Saturday, Oct. 2. A story in then came back to the States to. sponn Lanor Day with a son, Pfc. Glenn Walker, who is doing re search work under Army Ord nance at Rock Island, 111. They drove from New York home. "i 1 I I Arabll Jatl-wvll says: (Wiltshire encravlnRl MISS PATSY NOEL has set a December dale for her marri age (n Robert L. Redmond, formerly of Eugene. Both now are of Grand Junction, Colo. ln valid Honored On Birthday Mrs. Anna Coleman was hon ored on her 79th birthday Sun day with an open house given by her daughter, Aliss Aleta Mae Coleman, at their home, 135 Han sen Lane. Guests were., members of Mrs. Coleman's adult Sunday School class at First Evangelical United Brethren Church, neigh bors and friends. Airs. Coleman, who has been in bed for one and one-half years due to a hip frac ture, sat up in bed and presented the guest book to the 50 guests who called between 2 and 4 p.m. Out-of-town guests were Airs. Coleman's daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Airs. Ed (Ruth) Wilson, of Red Bluff, Calif. Airs. gree. Wilson cut the birthday cake; Airs. M. B. Eaton, a neighbor,! poured coffee, and another neigh-! bor, Airs. George Aloxley, who was 81 years old Saturday, poured tea. The refreshment table was centered by an ar rangement of floating tuberous begonias flanked by green can dles. Airs. Coleman received many gifts and cards. kV (Wiltshire engraving) AIISS YVONNE McCULLOUGH is engaged to George Small wood, their marriage planned for an indefinite date in De cember. YBW Club Plans Dinner at Cottage The first fall social meeting of Young Business Women's Club will he a spaghetti dinner at Skin ner Butte Cottage Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. for club members and guests, The groun will be entertained by skits and games and Airs. Don- Anderson will be hostess, assisted hy Mrs. William Davis and Mrs. Dinner Date Corrected JUNCTION CITY St. Anne's Society of Catholic Women will serve their annual Harvest Din- the Wednesday night Rcgister- Guard listed it as Oct. 2, in the heading and for Oct. 27 in the news story. Slightly confusing to readers but the women announce lhat Oct. 2 is Ihe correct date. Baby will love Funny fce Tapioca HANO-BUNDf D FLAVOR really pleases baby's taste in whole some Jell-well Vanilla Tapi oca. And older children gain extra energy from the whole extra energi milk you mi make it with, too! Funny Face Tapioca i PrepareJell - wcllVanillaTapioca I Pudding according to package directions. Fold in Vi cup finely inoppca seeaca dates, if desired. Garnish with dates and I nuts for older children... 1 or serve with cream only. ' Lj Featured at SAFEWAY t (Kcnnoll'lOllls photo, Wiltshire enr.) MISS BEVERLY ANN BELL, student nurse at Sacred Heart Hospital, is betroihcd to Roy C. Brisk Jr., U. S. Navy. No wedding date is set. Six Eugeneans Enter U of O Nursing School Six Eugene residents are among the 29 students who have been admitted to the freshman class at the University of Oregon Aledical School department of nursing. They will begin their studies in late September. The Eugene students are Aliss Karen Dahlberg, Miss Lois Ale- Gowan, Miss Ann AT. Newman, Aliss Norma Parish, Miss Gerald- ine Russell, and Miss Alarylin Stamm. Eleven terms of study and clin ical experience at the Aledical School are required before the student receives her nursing cer tificate and her bachelor's de TALL FASHIONS for you who are 5 ft.-8" and over. We have a complete selection of dresses. More here than meets the m lere come the big red grapes that make your table festive getting the pick of the harvest. Each grape in these huge Tokay cluster is firm-fleshed... "crisp" to bite into... tantalizingly sweet. We handle only the stems in setting out displays. So you get our grapes at their plumpest and prettiest. Come in for a bagful and discover... Safacay, the best place in town to buy grapes! Good Used WpriBhlj C.& 125 & up Goodlin Piano Co 824 Pearl HOLLYWOOD BREAD IS A DELICIOUS, WHOLESOME i NUTRITIOUS FOOD HOLLYWOOD bltld'l ixclusive lormuli includes Natural Vitamin B( and Bt, minerals. proleins.Niacin, tron.calciumand phosphorus, lo help balance the basicnutritional requirements. WILLIAMS UOP1I litl"tl li a.ltriail I IK H JltvKH iftf tWHJI 'fll oil I BAKERY fJfrQp Safeway's exciting NEW fresh fruits and vegetables program features this week: Firm, tangy-sweet Flame TOKAY GRAPES i,r,Krt clusters hist in from the vineyards 7 Ok -with Safewav i. i VII eye? 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