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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1963)
IXUE.NE HtGISTKRUAKD, Wed, Starch 13, 1863 Pag 3C WWI Units List Officers Carniml Planned By Malabon PTA if Timber Barracks, World War I Veterans, and Auxiliary an nounce new officers. Auxiliary officers are: Presi dent, Mrs. Dan Cole; senior vice president, .Mrs. Marceaa Chap man; junior vice president, Mrs. Jesse Clift; chaplain, Mrs. Kd ward Gray; color guard, Mrs. Edward Larson; conductress, Mrs. Clarence Harney; color biarer, Mrs. George Lohr; sec retary, .Mrs. Kdxar Mayciin; treasurer, Mrs. Ted Burns. Leaders for the men's group are Dan Cole, commander; Mar cena Chapman, senior vice commander; Jesse Clift. junior vice commander; Carl Olsdkk, quartermaster; Clarence Har ney, chaplain; Kdgar iiaychn, adjutant. VFW Auxiliary Sets Coffee Hour A coffee hour will he spon sored by Willamette Auxiliary 293, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Thursday at 10:30 a m. in the home of Mrs, Jess Barr, 1590 Hish St. Proceeds will go toward local cancer fund of the Auxiliary. An afternoon hobby workshop will he held for member. Those desiring to participate are jo take supplies. Maiahon School PTA will . chairman, announces there will SSl3 sk? - to attend. Hour will !m 8 to ! crssi0!5s- 3io1 oogs, pie, coffee, 8 p in. j popcorn and soft drinks will be Jirs, Ralph Itannrit, Enteral i sold throughout (he evsrssssg. : I -r V To which group DO YOU BELONG? PETUNIA! 4 V ' lit Pair Feted Krnneli-Ellif photo) Mr. and Mrs. John A. Beck, pictured now and at the time of their marriage in Ruthton, Minn., were honored at a reception marking their golden wed ding anniversary. Signing the guest book at the event were 165 friends and relatives of the Junction City couple. i Reception Given for Goldenwed Couple Mr. and Mrs. John A. Beck were honored at a reception in Faith Lutheran Church in Junc tion City on their 50th wedding anniversary. Miss Marie Mad sen and John A. Beck were mar ried in Ruthron, Minn., and have lived in Junction Citv since 1929. Hosts at the reception were the couple's children, assisted hy a committee from the church. Their entire family was present with the exception of one grand son, who is serving in the U. S. Navy. Their children are Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Beck, Miss Pearl Beck, all of Junction City, Mrs. Rob ert (Alberta) Curtis of Clovis, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Nor man Beck of Springfield. They have 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild, Dcnise Smith f Clovis, Calif. Miss Pearl Beck poured cof fee; Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Mar- Coloring Coats Color never had it so good as it does in spring coats. Women have their choice of pretty pastels, clear mid-brights and flattering dark tones. The white and off-white coat is a fashion favorite for spring. vin Beck cut the cake, assisted by Mrs. Hubert Beck and Mrs. Norman Beck. The couple's sons were hosts, assisted by grandsons Lee and Bob Beck. Miss Janelle Beck and Miss Mary Curtis presented the guest book and Miss Lynne Beck and Miss Judy Beck took care of gifts. Mrs. Lyle Smith served punch. All are granddaughters of the couple. The Bev. Arnold Knudsen of fered congratulations to the couple from the church, and the junior choir sang. One-hundred and sixty-five guests attended. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. N. It. Madscn of Hec tor, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Madsen of Albany (the men are Mrs. Beck's brothers), Mr. and Mrs. Ferrold Keily and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Hick Marcotte and son, ail of Albany. To keep my housepi&nts In "the pinK, Cold to drink Good idta. Petunia! And what could be neater than an ice-cube? That's an especially handy way to water your hanging plants , . no fuss, and no drips. Parents remain home when teeners are having a party. ! iFHEE-deliciousf f K11AUT HECIPES i Dept. E P.O. Bo 2589, Portland 3, Ore. V in No omaa forgets s?t Wli.LAMKlTK WHAT TO SERVE? TO SERVE? WHAT WHAT TO SERVE? TO SERVE? 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