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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1954)
rroccries rrcsn rroauce Meals Mirs- Beverages ..nll 0 Ul, SUNDAYS Magazines Ice Cream TILL 11:00 : i at Dial t-i:a?. m tjSfS? Makes vegetables laste better TM1. -when you cream them with U ofTm and ( Daily at NEWMAN'S I Coos Bay ) Sliced Red I WcTCDC 1 CAI unki ( 65 pint 65 u. I !HTFALL hZu U.MON hwa15lh u.4M Oakridge WSCS Views Dividing OAKRIDGE """nil out!- cty of Christian Service mot for Us annual birthday party .Monday fining at tne church, and en tertained five women from Eu Kene and SDrinsrfinlH r:.iu, . Mrs. Pascal Peek, Mrs. S. Raynor Smith and Mrs. George Stauffer and Mrs. Georsn ttlintWn tp..' gene, and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas,! Hostesses were Mrs. Larry W'orstell, Mrs. Harry Worth, Mrs i M. Posey and Mrs. Charles Kent ' Mrs. Randall Clark sang, accom-1 panied by Mrs. William nn..n. Mrs. Walter Kisinger and Mrs'. Dusan sanr a rtitnf n..v..,;,i by Mrs. Al Leuthauser. Mrs. Rob ert C. Kelsay and Mrs. Earl Wait. er poured at the reception. Business considered was divid ing the membershi taling 59, into circles. Attendance was aDOut 70. Mrs. Charles Stolsig GVen Baby Shower COBURG Mrs. Charles Stol sig was guest of honor at a baby shower given recently, hv Mrs Louis W. Worlcy at her home. Games were played followed by ireiresnments. : Those nresent: Mrs rhsii-lnc Stolsig, Airs. James Farmer, Mrs. Roy P. Stolsig Jr., Mrs. R. P. Stolsig, Mrs. Auldy Munsell, Mrs. , C. P. Moffitt, Mrs. Lee B. Thorn ! as, Mrs. Arthur Williams, Mrs. Ralph Brown, Mrs. Alfreda Pur ' kcrson, Mrs. Don Purkcrson, Mrs. Richard Bcdortha, Mrs. Harold lEhrood, Mrs. John Jones. Mrs. Paul Duncan, and the hostess, Mrs. Worley., UZOR 1 LITTLE NECK ' SMS ) CLAMS HRIMP SCALLOPS Urge sua I 95Lb. J 85cLb. BONELESS CODFISH UTEFISK BONELESS Lb. 45 e Eat More Fish More Days a Week NEWMAN'S Fish Markets TWO LOCATIONS (.Broadway and Public Market Ph. 4-2371 Seneca Luncheon Club Has Meeting SENECA Our Luncheon Club was entertained at noon luncheon Friday at the home of Mrs. Verd 0. Jones, 129 Iowa St. Co-hostess was Mrs. Earl Hugill. Present were Mrs. J. W. Wood, I Mrs. Frank Harrington, Mrs. I Ralph Richardson, Mrs. Charles j Freeman, Mrs. Lcroy Orth, Mrs. I Conrad Mueller, Mrs. Blanche , Slanturt. A baby gift was present ed to Mrs. Hugill. Mrs. Jones re ceived a hostess gift. The after 1 noon was spent visiting and play ing games, the two high prizes going to Mrs. Hugill and Mrs. .Harrington, low to Mrs. Stanturt 'and Mrs. Wood. Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore.' Thurs.,Oct.21,1954 DC Eugene Zontians Attend District i Convention Five members of Eugene Zonta Club have returned from District VIII Conference at the Morck Hotel jn Aberdeen, Wash. There were 134 women present from ciuos in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and British Columbia. A reception Friday evening was at tended by delegates and mem bers. Miss Ellen Fireoved, executive secretary of Zonta International, addressed the conference Satur day morning. Her topic was 'Functions of the Personnel at, Zonta Headquarters." The noon luncheon was in her honor. Speaker at the luncheon was Mrs. John Pinckney, of Aberdeen Soroptimist Club. Beta Sigma Phi entertained with a style show of the 1800's called "Among My Souvenirs." Saturday afternoon a Service Workshop was led by Mrs. Walter Huffaker. Miss Clara Nasholm was the recorder. Speakers were from the Coos Boy, Roseburg and Astoria clubs. The Hon. Russell C. Mack, con gressman from Grays Harbor, was speaker at a banquet Saturday evening. Lyric Singers from Aberdeen sang and members of the Aberdeen club presented a "Parade of Hats." Eight members of the Shclton-Mason club sang parodies about the "Parade of Hats." Sunday morning the Rev.j Norris Twitchell of St. Andrews Episcopal Church was speaker. All those speaking used phrases of "Let's Grow in Understanding, Fellowship and Service" for their talks. . j Mrs. Ella Harris, Vancouver, B.C., was elected district gover nor and Mrs. Gladys Puckett of Spokane lieutenant governor. The 1956 Zonta International Convention will be at Sun Valley,1 with District VIII as hostess. Miss Susan Wilcox o Seattle, retiring governor of the district, will be; convention chairman. ! Eugene members attending were Mrs. Huffaker, delegate;1 Mrs. Gordon German, alternate, and Mrs. Fanny Marlatte, Miss Nasholm and Mrs. J. S. Rosen crans. ' I Shower Honors Oakland Woman OAKLAND A shower honor ing Mrs. Dean Daugherty was given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs, H. L. Hanson and Mrs. Jack Carlisle at the Hanson home. Mrs. Luther Crager and Mrs. Goodman were prize winners at games played. Those present were: Mrs. Daugherty, Mrs. Bade Woodman, , Mrs. Russell Beasley, Mrs. Ever ett Olt, Mrs. Maxine Abeen, Mrs. .Crager, Mrs. Charles James, 'Mrs. Floyd Crager, Mrs. Lou I Nelson, and Mrs. Lee Treadwpll mmis JitemBmndsi Mo Women Win in Cards Card winners at HosDitalitv Club's Monday afternoon meet ins at Del Rev Cafe are as fol lows: Mrs. Robert Hoselton, high and Mrs. li. w. L,ang, contract bridge; Mrs. Amanda Daughtrey, hiffh and Mrs. A. W. Bevers. can asta; Mrs. Irma Lichty and Mrs. John Grandahl, pinochle. Mrs. jr. L. Houghton and Mrs. Ea,rl Spence were guests receiving high score gifts. (ADVERTISEMENT) r.HCB - . . .ariTIC" . . .u'.nnCB " .k fri WWem "' West He'!- r Ttm flvor o earef oV ,0 " good P "V 0, SW, .e0chhor,T-j...see,0li U-M'M-fesf f COOKIE EXCHANGE New Way To Have Fun. Raise Club And Church Funds! Fisher's COOKIE EXCHANGES are going strong. Join in the fun and "profits"! Hc-re is the nlan developed by the millers of All-Purpose Fish er's Blend Flour. Have a regu lar meeting (party style) with hostess and six or more guests. Each guest brings her cookies to trade (eat and take some home, too). Make the cookies with Fisher's Blend Flour by your fa-' vorite recipe. Hold a "secret" ballot to de cide which cookie Is best. Now write down names and addresses of cookie winner and guests, and name of club. Send to: j-isher s Cookie Exchange, Box 84, Seattle, with as many "proof-of-purchase" certificates clipped from Fisher's Blend Flour sacks as all can gather. Probably each member can invite a guest this lime. En close recipe for winning cookie. Fisher Flouring Mills Company pays 50c for holding the party, 10c tor eacn prooi-oi-purcnase certificate sent in, and 10c for the winning recipe. Each guest receives a cookie recipe dook ana hostess and winners receive gifts. Have a COOKIE EXCHANGE this week! You can get further informa tion at the Eugene Register Guard. . 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