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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1955)
o 0 VISIT OUR LENOX BOOM Largest single display of Lenox on the Pacific Coast HOFFM.WS 873 Willamette AROUND THE TOWN Eugene Brake & Wheel Aligning Service General Re pur Enttne OT.rbiuJ S i H GREEN STAMPS Ph. 4-J3J2 DEGREE OF HONOR execu tive meeting will take place Thursday following a 12:3C p.m. luncheon at the home of Mrs. Charles B. Price, 106 Irving Rd. Mrs. Robert L. Fuller will be assisting hostess. STAND-BY CLUB . will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the'home of Mrs. Gene Juilff, 1625 McKinley Court. 4 .'-fciv.lil;Ktiii;;. .v, MOVING & SALE! . Upf a -v. y -v. i we re going oro move . . . must reduce our srocr GfftAT SAVINGS FOrYOU! Etfrty American o o Early American dininseis . sofas, choirs, lamps, lamp tab'gs, etc. Ajjodcrn sgfas, Pjbles, lamps, c haifs. Distinctive period opieces. O c the house or nramnmro o IrR " o o Ph. 3-1421 o yQU oSAVE o o 3 1 5 West Broadwo? o oo GARDEN GROUP of American Association of University Women will meet Friday at 9 a.m. at Hewitt's Market on Coburg Road for a tour to iris and azalea gar dens in Salem. For transporta tion members may call 4-5349. ALPHA ZETA CHAPTER of Epsilon Sigma. Alpha wilt meet Wednesday at 8 p m. at the home of Mrs. Douglas Hand, 3450 Danna Court. Co-hostesses will be Mrs Lyle McGunnigle, Miss Jeanninc Williams and -Mrs. J. Balle. LADIES OF ELKS will meet Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the up stairs lounge of the Elks Temple. Cards will be in play following the business session. SPRINGFIELD PROG CRESS CLUB will have a pot luck luncheon Friday at 12 noon at the home of Mrs. John Klarr, 234 N. 2nd St. All officers were recJocted at the last meeting as follows: Mrs? Austin Piatt, presi dent; Mrs. Lid Logan, vice presi dent; Mrs. Lillian ttaymona, as secretary-treasurer. WELCOMEOWAGON CLUB will meet Thursday for a 12:45 p.m. luncheon at Bon Marche Tearoom toie followed by a tour of the Chase Gardens? Transportation airanPiimitnli will ha madn at the luncheon. Additional informa tion and arrangements for baby sitting service may be ohaincd by calling 3-4880 O o Shower Xjiven For Mrs0. Tuohy0 A surprise Tlandkerchie'f shower was given Friday at a luncheon Mr Mrs" Alvah Tuohy, Kappo haiipa Gamma housemother, fahe is leaving soori on a Europeans tour. o Theclunchcon wasOjt the home of Mrs. Johi? L. Cockell, and wasattended by member Of both the outgoing and incoming boards aS Eugene K.npa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Assn. Mrs. Tuohy fcas , . p .i.:-0 j9 ncji secrcirygH lius gxuup lim ing the paS, year. I During the business Jnceling, it was announced the association Way given a check for $105, net proceeds from a recent coffee book .review, Jo Vallgy-LaiCe iPkol of Skipworth Home, Mrs. ..Thomas Massey, new president , I of the alumnae, presided, o o Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Wed., June 1, 1955 9 A Bolero Dress Attractive simple ensemble ftir those of you who are not so slend er, has moderately full skirt, cap slee'Os, its own three-quarteio sleeved bolero Many Attend UCT Meeting At Vancouver A de'egation of 31 Eugcneans attended the Grand Council, con vention of United Commercial Travelers of America May 26, 27 and 28 at Vancouver, B.C. Men bers from Oregon, Washington and British Columbia were pre sent. Andrew M. Nisscn was ad vanccd in office to Grand Con ductor and Frank P. Walker was elected as delegate to the su preme convention July 9 to 15 in Boston. Mr. Walker also is Imperial Ruler of Ancient Order of Bagman, a subsidiary of UCT. Eugcneans attending included: Mr. and Mrs. Nisscn, Mr. and Mrs. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Daniclson, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Coldron, Mr.oand Mrs. Dana Kirk mire, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Co- burn, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mar shall, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Harbcr. Mr. and Mrs. Loy Rowling, Mr. and Mrs. Henry McGaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ramstead, Mr. and Mrs. Linn S. Buley, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kostad, Dr. and Mr Charles Michel and Claude Darling. . o Guild Honors Tjvo Members Eugene-Springfield Chapter of National Guild of Piano Teachers held their last morning meeting of the season May 25 at the home of Mrs. F. O. Shonach. Discussions of the recent stu- OflAnl anrlitinns anrl nlsnc ffir dramatic hanging lamps to save floor space and give a pleasing light . .. we now have a large collection No. 2S.9 is cut In sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48. Size 18: 50i yds. 39-in. Sena 35c in coin (no stamps, please) for Pattern 2259 with naigc, address, style number and size. Address Pattero Bureau, Eugene Hegislgr-Guard, 652 Mis sion Pit., San irancisco, Palif. QT)o not send to Eugene. For first class irsfll include an extra 5c per pattern. a O Keep a flour sifter on a bag when not infuse. To clftn it, use a0 largB chicken feather. Don't wash it or JouOi get floirj lumps and rust.n O nmr !m(kimf monthly teacher workshops filled the business period. iPrs. Jack Slu am? Mrs. Laugoice Swaim 6l,'''o aPP0ln'e t0 serve as work- snup ruoruinaiurs. At the potluck0 luncheon Mrs. Betty fbtfi'son, membcPdit the Guild who has announced hciO pfilns to retire, "as presented a trattl Retiring given a "musical" handbag. Other members attending were: Mrs. L. J. Black, Mrs. J.T. Boyd, M?s. D. R. Grunden, Mrs. A. X. Holland, Mrs. 01ir Hunt, Mrs. Warren Price and Mrs. Kenneth of wall and ; ceiling fixtures ... domestic and imported. top to bottom Japanese l.?5 ta 2.75 Danish ; 3.25 to 12.25 - Light'ofier 27.50 to 93.50 OUKKUIS. o Something- To Dance AbpitP. Your Tupbrite o o o o o &" tkfbr vsu can a9t vour favorite recor tag absolifely FRIS at fliompsonG IJycord. Mart Oge record wifl every -pair a? shoes purchasscPat Arbuckles durjjg our "CASUALaT3l.0 lust come In. make your (purchase . . .rthOi take ftour rfiSk rflip to Thompson's and slecj) your qaVorite record. O O o O O O f f :,- , o o O Vl n . o , a o o 8) n O With Every Pair Snoes Purchased During ARB o o G CA'SUM-.tAI-R" P o . ft It's Summer shoe.UPS , tirr?e f,or ecasuat? forooffice, stietotmd j)ldy .. . i&$e for dancing sh8eg too. Come see the grestt?st cbllecoioi? of new ssmmer casualnq,v? at ARBUSKLE'S Casual Faiv We have your favorite style, Sad colors. oo C3 O J? 103 Casual Styles From ir HOLLYWOOD SCOTEnS 0CALIFi9RN1A COBBLERS k JOHANSEN . SANDIER OF BOSJON k GUILD SANDAL Jr GLAMOUR DEBS ir NTURALEER See Our Compleedeloclion of New Summer Colors: WTjJ'e, PirSfi Light BSe, Avocado, bellow. Heliotrope, Panama and Beach O MAINSTREETER o Sprite $7.95 A t'j"riir's 1'inrst Slio S;or" . ! (1 IS I l! A de'egation of 31 Eugcneans , , I 1 I VJ?'i JlwrV I attended the Grand Council con- I 1 1 I ..." O 1 i. I . ; I OOROIH Ir fZl. ,0 Eugcneans attending included: f . ; ! ' ' ' : - ' I i ... . I 1 ""re, Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Co- I A . 1 I 1 ' I .1 Uj 1 Mrs. Harry Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. . 1 I - ' ' I ' : .1. j- ii k I h 1 i o nW . wi . I I I 1 ... I I. 1 I M I I I T . o . o -. -. ." 1 ... .Nvv . XX. . It II I ,. I . 1 " ' . ' ' "in -'.Danish- I' Tj . JJm.' o9.0t5 15.00 1 n o mvxm i , i mi 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i I i it it i i ti i n a i. - x-1 . V3 ' I . lj- v.x ,,. : T VJ "-r Shoes Too Roblee, Pedwuw is o ' I "- T" '"!!? gUB(or Brown o 'a . ''a J O n O o , 0 . . - rr 1- . 1 ooo n HP j-' . TT-r- - a' . o yk e , - 0 I o v o o m.. o Peaes'u . e . ,V ,, . . . vw . - Sfe.95.' I 1K Willamett .. .,,, j ' . , 58 " E CHMSIE!S Broadway
