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Charles Demings Have
Anniversary Reception
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deming
observed their golden wedding
anniversary April 17 at an open
house at their home in Meadow
view. Hosts were the couple's three
children and their families: "Mr.
and Mrs. Warren DeMaris. Reno,
Ncv.; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Englef,
Everett, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Fisher and children,
Michael, Scott, and Randy, Mca
dowview. Among the guests were (our
persons who had attended the
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ESA Dates
State Meeting
This Weekend
Epsilon Sigma Alpha will open
plant will be a pre-conference
affair, conducted under the .lead
ership of Miss Gerry Chellis.
Mrs. I. J. Bean of Roseburg,
(Wiltshire ncravtnei
WED FIFTY YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deming
who observed their golden wedding anniversary this
month are shown at left as they look today and above at
the time of their marriage.
LDS Books
Annual Dance
Garden Club
Plans Benefit
Y-Teens to Sell
Candy Saturday
Y-Toens of Eugene and Spring
field area will stage an all-out
candy sale Saturday, April 23.
Girls from various Y-Tccn groups
will begin selling at 10 a.m.,
working both in downtown dis
tricts and In residential areas.
Proceeds from the sale will go
to Central Lane Y Building Fund.
Candy to be sold will be packaged
In half-pound boxes with the Y
Teen seal on the covers, and con
sists of chocolate-covered after
dinner type mints.
wedding 50 years ago: Mr. and
Mrs. Ern Duckworth of Elmira,
Mrs. Dcming'i brother and Mr.
Doming s sister, who were wit
nesses; Mrs. Charles Bailey and
Darwin Hale, both of Noti.
The serving table was decor
ated with an arrangement of yel
low snapdragons and roses. The
tiered wedding cake was topped
with a bride and groom and
trimmed In gold leaves, roses and
bells.
Mrs. Harry Schrenk and Mrs.
E. C, Young poured. Mrs. Ray
Sanborn and Mrs. Harold Schrenk
cut the caka. Mrs. Harold
Thompson and Mrs. Joe Hill
served the punch. Others assist
ing Included Mrs. Curtis Sanborn,
Mrs. Richard Backberg and Mrs.
James Hartford. Mrs. Larry
Woolley and Mrs. Ben Simpson
had charge of the gifts and the
guest book.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Jack Larkin, Seattle, Wash.; Mr,
and Mrs. George Herrmann, The
Dalles; Lucille Stearmer, Astoria;
Jack Maris and Mrs, George Sim
mons, Portland; Mrs. Orvtl Rice
and son, Randy, Empire; Mr. and
Mrs. Benton Schrenk and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Schrenk and
children, Albany; Mr. and Mrs.
Bart Morrow, Lebanon.
nmameue aiane. wnurcn 01 Eugcne Gardcn club will have
jesus v-nnst 01 uuer-aay aints,a benefit card party Tuesday
will present its annual Green and at the clubhouse, 1615 High St.
Gold Ball Saturday. April 23, in
the cafeteria of Eugene High
School. This ia the one formal
dance of several such affairs given
by. young people of the church
during the year, sponsored by the
Mutual Improvement Association,
youth group.
Willamette Stake includes the
LDS churches in the area from
Salem to Roseburg, which makes
for large attendance. Last year
there were 600 at the ball.
General chairmen are Harold
Gardner and John Bell, the latter
having charge of the floor show.
Decorations are to be provided
by the Salem group. The theme
is 'Spring Fantasy, and it is
planned to utilize spring blossoms
and shrubs.
Music will be furnished by
Gcna Slayler's orchestra. Tlckot
chairmen are Carl Johnson and
Mrs. John Shirley. Mrs. Rulon
Lee of Corvallis is refreshment
chairman. I
Patrons and patronesses for the!
ball will be Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Lake, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Wright, Springfield; Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Mortensen, Eugene; Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Webb, and Dr.
and Mrs. Wesley Gouldlng, Corvallis.
Dinner to Honor
Gold Star Group
Disabled American
Auxiliary made plans
Veterans
at their
Ths ayds Plan is a naturaf way to
lose weight Doctors proved ayds
best and safest in tests on 210
overweight women and men!
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April meeting held at Veterans IU5 . .7 ,-nther
Memorial Bldg. to honor Gold many pounds as those using other
Star Mothers and Fathers at a products-and with no unpleas-
its state convention in Eugene dinner May 25. . ant "side" effects"! ayds is a deu-
Friday evening with Alpha Rho A program of musical numbers . jgiofje candy, enriched
Chapter, of Springfield as hostess will entertain the guests, and DAV . , . ,,,:. nnrl
club and Alpha Zeta Chapter oflAuxiliary Juniors will present a ith health-giung vitamins and
Eueene assistine. Sessions w ill be ! drill and give corsages to Gold I minerals. Taken before mcais as
in the Eugene Hotel, accordina Star Mothers.
to Mrs. Orville Miltonberger, gen-j No social meeting will be held
eral chairman. in April in order that members
A tour of the Weverhaeuser may attend the DAV carnival to
pangs" don't bother you! Yon'm
slimmer, lovelier in a few short
weeks. In fact, you must lose
weight with your first box
($2.98), Jr money refunded.
Tat' Ayd.. ."aidor
overuxtgfitl
raise funds for hospital work
Mrs. Margaret Collins was
voted a membership award in rec
ognition of her many trips to
president, w ill call the convention the Roseburg Hospital and con
into formal session Saturday itributions of homemade candy she
morning with greetings by Miss! has provided for the patients
there.
Election of officers and dele
gates for the convention June IS
in Tillamook was announced for
OPEN UNTIL
9:00 FRIDAY
Dessert luncheon will be served,
starting at 1 p.m.
Proceeds from the party will bo
to three state projects: State loan
scholarship fund to be given
girl studying horticulture in an
Oregon school; the national ceme
tery for Oregon veterans to be
located in Portland; the new
home offices of the National Fed
eration of Garden Clubs of Amer
ica, to be built in the Shaw Bo
tanical Gardens in St. Louis,
Mo.
Mrs. Glen Casady, Eugene Gar
den Club president, has appoint
ed Mrs. L. M. Watson and Mrs.
O. R. Lcssle as co-chairmen.
Mrs. Watson has announced the
following committee chairmen:
Arrangements, Mrs. Charles An
drea son; table decorations, Mrs.
Carl Hammer; tallies and cards,
Mrs. O. K. Burrell; dessert, Mrs.
Leo Hanrahan; tickets, Mrs. Glen
Casady; prizes, Mrs. O. R. Lessle;
publicity, Mrs. Everett Egglei
ton. Reservations for the party may
be made by calling Mrs. Glen
Casady 5-3717, or Mrs. E. S.
Johnson 5-852. Play will start
at 2, each table being free to
choose its own game. A choice
plant or bouquet of flowers will
be the prise for each table.
Faye Isaacson and Mrs. Hal Skin
ner. Workshops have been ar
ranged by Mrs. Emericjc Hultin
and Mrs. Robert Lee.
Four Lane County women will the May 11 meeting.
be named as candidates for office
by Mrs. George Marling, second
vice president of the state organ
ization and chairman of the nom
inating committee.
They are Mrs. Leon Landry,
for president; Miss Grace Ise
minger, for corresponding secre
tary, both from Eugene; Mrs. Or
ville Miltonberger, for treasurer;
Miss Bonnie Nicholas, for his
torian, both from Springfield.
Dance arrangements will be
made by Mrs. Robert I. Hamil
ton, Mrs. Gordon Duncan, Mrs.
Ray Wrigglesworth and Mrs.
George Romine.
Mrs. Hamilton and Miss Shirley
White will direct the tour of the
children's Hospital School Sun
day afternoon. Assistance to the
school is the main project of the
sorority.
directed, it curbs your appetite.
You automatically eat less and
lose weight safely. Yet "hunger
at
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