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County Fair
Wjnners May
Enter Contest
Winners in crochet classes of
the textile division at the 1955
Lane County Fair will again be
eligible to compete fof prizes
in the national crochet contest,
Mrs. Mary -ne, division super
intendent, announced this week.
Prizes in the national contest will
total $3,000, and trips to New
York for the champions.
In addition, Smart Crochet
magazine is offering another $600
in prizes for crocheted pieces
featuring original design. AU
pieces submitted for this contest
should be marked "original design."
The finals in the 1955 national
crochet contest will be in New
York, and open to any" crocheter
awarded the special contest blue
ribbon at Lane County Fair.
National awards will include $500
for the grand national champion,
and $100 each to teen-age and
men's champions. All three will
win a trip to New York. There
will be hundreds of other cash
prizes.
Entries must be made of mer
cerized cotton thread in any size
up to and including 100. Mer
cerized cotton with metallic
strand is also acceptable.
All entries must be completed
since Jan. 1, 1955, though they
may have been started earlier.
Any number of articles may be
entered.
Persons interested in more in
formation on the national crochet
contest may contact Mrs. Arne
at 4-7184.
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TO BE HONORED Mr. and Mrs. Bert C. Hoyt of Eu
gene, who will celebrate their golden wedding next Sun
day, are shown above as they look today and as they ap
peared at the time of their marriage.
Party is Planned For Goldenweds
JUNCTION CITY Mr. and I
Mrs. Bert C. Hoyt of Eugene1
will celebrate their golden wed
ding anniversary Sunday, June
26. A party will be given at the
Junction City Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall from 2 to 5 p.m.
Miss Hazel Keith and Bert Hoyt
OES Initiates One
JUNCTION CITY Mrs. Floyd
Cantrell was initiated into the
Eastern Star Chapter at the rec
ent meeting. Birthday month will
be observed at the June 28 meet
ing with Mrs. Hans Skow serving
the refreshments. Reports will be
heard from Grand Chapter.
were married June 27, 1905, in
Washington. They have lived in
Harrisburg and Springfield before
moving to Eugene where they
make their home at 48 N. Madi
son St.
They have eight children, all
of whom will be present for the
occasion. They are Hanford Hoyt
of Gold Beach; Raymond and
Frank Hoyt of Tongue Point.
Wash.; Melvin Hoyt of Elmira;
Bert Jr. at home; Mrs. Delbert
Esther) Satterfield and Mrs
Merle (Ruth) Englund, both of
Eugene, and Mrs. Wayne (Luella)
Brock of Junction City. They also
have 21 grandchildren and seven
great grandchildren.
Lutheran WMF
Circles to Meet
Circles o Women's Missionary
Federation of Central Lutheran
Church will meet Thursday as
follows:
Ruth Circle.! P.m.. with Mrs.
Alb Iohnson, Rt. 1, Junction
City.
Mary Martha Circle, 8 p.m.
with, Mrs. Alfred Hoiland, Rt 2
Eugene.
Mother's'Club, 8 p.m., with Mrs
Lloyd Headriekson, 150 Irving
Rd.
ESA Chapter Meets
JUNCTION TITY Mrs. Shel
don Kaiser was hostess at her
home recently for the last busi
ness meeting of the Gamma Ep
silon chapter of Epsilon Sigma
Alpha until fall. Members of the
sorority will meet once each
month during the summer for
social activities.
Mrs. Carmi McKinley present
ed the social calender, Mrs. Verl
Jacobsen reported from the ways
and means committee and Mrs.
Fred Gregory gave the year's
schedule.
Women of Moose
To Install Officers
Women of the Moose will have
their final business meeting until
fall and initiation on Wednesday
at 8 p.m. at the Moose Hall. New
officers will be installed follow
ing the meeting at which Mrs.
Royal Carter, senior regent, will
preside. t
Installing officers are: Mrs.
Delia Bartlett, chairman; Mrs,
Vern Smith, regent; Mrs. C. T.
Bresler, guide; Mrs. Mel Lusk,
chaplain; Mrs. Margaret Bow
man, musician. Wayne Jenkins
of the University of Oregon will
sing several solos, accompanied
by Mrs. Bowman.
Mrs. Harlan LaJoie is chairman
of the refreshment committee.
Members and friends are invited
The College of Regents of the
order will meet Friday at 8 p.m.
at the home of the chairman,
Mrs. Vern Smith, 143 Monroe St.
Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore.Tues., June 21, 1955 1 1 A
Host
100 pounds
and found the world
was filled with fun,
love and beauty
In the July Journal, Margie
Webb tells how, in just nine
months, she went from 250
pounds to 150 , i i from size 44
to size 14 . . . while eating three
satisfying meals a day.
She reveals her diet secrets
1 1 1 how she was able to eat her
favorite sweets. And she gives
you her reducing plan for a
week . , i 21 complete menus.
At sweet sixteen, Margie had
never been complimented, much
less kissed. To this day, she
doesn't understand "how any
man would have wanted to
marry such a blob."
Margie finally was able to
slick to a diet . . . now looks the
part she always wanted to play
a pretty wife and mother.
Don' t miss" 1 00 Pounds Off,1'
another in the popular Journal
series of Beauty Biographies.
PL.US 27 other articles, .
stories and features.
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