2C Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore.Thurs., Oct. 31, 1954
Optomerric Meetings Take Two to Portland
Dr. Samuel H. Tyler ot Eugene
attended a Saturday meeting in
Portland of the American Optom
etric Assn., Visual Safeguard
Dept., where representatives from
ths Northwest were given details
of available appliances and meth
ods and policies for use in safe
guarding vision in industry.
gone, attended a state board
meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary
to the Oregon Optometric Assn.,
also in Portland Saturday. She is
third vice president and public
relations chairman of the state
auxiliary.
Among many topics of discus
sion, plans were made relative
to the Northwest Congress of Op-
Mrs. Don Erwin Jones of Eu- tometry in December.
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Harvest season is the golden
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Vi cup chopped onion
V cup chopped green pepper
2 tablespoons shortening
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Sherry Nestell
Miss Sharleen (Sherry) Nestell,
who will be married soon to Don
old Erne, has been honored at
several bridal parties recently. A
miscellaneous shower was given
at the home of Mrs. Harold Gra
ham with Mrs. Roy Roe and Mrs.
.lack George, as co-hostesses.
The home was decorated with
fall flowers. Mrs. Leslie Hardie
cut the cake which was decorated
with the couples names and
carried the chrysanthemum
theme. Mrs. Willis Beebe poured
coffee.
The following guests were in
vited: Mrs. Loyd Sims, Mrs.
Willis Beebe, Mrs. L. B. Hughes,
Mrs. David Carmicncke, Mrs.
Karl Wagner, Mrs. Arthur Erick
son, Mrs. George Thorpe, Mrs.
Leslie Hardie Mrs. Howard Ormis-
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Mrs. Curtis Lindsay, Mrs. Guy
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Ken Erne, Mrs. Robert Marxen,
Mrs. Earle Nestell, Miss Joan
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Miss Nestell also was given a
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home of Mrs. Robert Marxen,
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Mrs. Marxen decorated the serv
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Mrs. Gordon Johnson, Mrs. Ken
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