Morning register., December 27, 1925, Image 15

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EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1925
interesting News NotcnTdTe Schools of Eugene and Many Upper Willamette Valley Comm
NUMBER 68
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I.I.VCMu,,
1, loofod fr February
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run Ma uml l.illiii n ,..r !... vuni
ritiHi i-toii.ti uun 3 in i) m iv,. ,
Km lietittlve. Tin. lu,l,.,..
' .Mix,
Murttiu Nem. M,
Herman Unit tirr.
iy Inner, iiml
I.- . ! Ml' II
. Ill ,. .
"- 11 toon in
IIi-iImi.
I'lac-
for
Allien
of .Mm.
",i- the annual ('hrlut-l""-!.
wis prcmled rlumlitv
'', o'clock in Hi"
i"-Alii Kplscnpal liu'.' i'
I "'"'uL.iH ! 'u," J",,rr
' '"",,a "'
" Sr. Normwl Chr.n.o
i.i.i. vrr Atinn Kuthor.
A tiwni i ni in-
7.1; coached !' Mr. Nor-
rh.'lol lllllurl. lumr girl:
1. Vainer Anibni.e.
i iiarae" .ubat.iuted
r..l ."lo'-l
...
,M'Uril l preparln:
Jwt Ih. BhkMMrln club
Z -iw.llili night" parly on
nrtIM o( January
rianel of I he 1r,, r:
j Diu. fii I'liof: I'liiUp
riconil tenor; Jim linker.
L. ILr.li.1 T.nhor.
llVnM Tinker i auhatltul
.it j -ciun lor iwyl liur-
.
sdrt j.rd.na" In almlluw
Zn b. mad ! Hi" t"
i tin aeoond-year uinc
J.v.r.1 iliffrm kuil of
,unbn planted nnd I l-r
u lothl and studied from
Zlm. Drawing are in ado
ffff.nl imicM In the de
ntil of lli '!
, o)l of Hi Mporlmrnm
ilHii. Ihc RvrinlnnlliK
r tf tirlou. ri-U,
...
knteM down plr wr Biv.n
i ii ih bm p. ho( pon
lit (h rlfl club un Tui'.Uoy
rt ThUM wlio won irU
I Itsmi He.il. KriiMt Hmy,
u4ir limn, Arlm Ah. Koynl
Xs. 0rl Km'trlmi, anil Mnr
r.MuKin. Ilia faculty mdv4-r.
in wr donatxt by - lh
ttn. A hm of flv oenla
vM n moIi thn. Th
(rrual will o Into lh olub
ktirorM won by Ilia mmbir
j ijlff.r.nt ahauu lira krpi
141 D lownru in. wiiimna i
ail mwlala, which ara ttlvrn
i nn. clubi by Ih nitilonni
loodiilon ai Vahln(lon, l
ru club haa rrlvml II"
n from ih national had-
hs licoft rcporltd.
... ,
a-rttltf portrait of ihrm
ik.ir inoiiii.ru nnd faihoi".
Hitr fmnoii. rharaotni'a nro
I Md liy mmhar Pf lh
Hi rt rlauea.
vinnU: nit Kxpliilnril by
llutl KI.IiwihmI, an Inmrun-
m.ilr firm by drnwlnii
iiillm hMrh. ihfn by modl-
ft r-lay , lma-rllnf
w. The nox ulcp I 10 mnkc
Wrr ct and form that to
la flnUh.d portrait.
: of tho bout In Hi t'tnM
i mm by NHIlKholl Hwiin and
U Hnlonmli or their nimhsra
of that fumotia eharnc
'k Palton, by hit afr.
iikoji. plllnwa and hnndkor
' tr oino of tho ollmr r
'.n niadn hy tlie clnaana.
Wknui card, (Ifl fnlrirra,
lift tw, aimnpid with de
"rtnl nn pninto lilorka hnvo
iaadi hy thri lioiiliinlnit on
nd plncMl art dlailny In
ry the Thuradny and Fri
ll tin Monday boture vncn-
Marl Klott-hor, ,lllirrlnn.
iM vory una. aonlrlbuto
1 .'1 for lho hlrtuHoal x-
In library III wk after
vnnulnn, Old lmwl.
'. book, furnlltlro, nnd
'"'If. 'bat lia itome lilntorlr
' bo iiiiroi)latt'd, cii-
2 "rllrlca which were
; c tho iiiRiti..
l trt-pi will l put In
l and cvcrylhln will bo
... ,TI' "hlhll Will laal
rL!",l l,nd ortlalvii will
'urimj , thalr own.B
' rtthora nnd niolhara nro
"o attend IIiIh exhibit.
.
"Bowl uf llnalal," n plclnro
.5Mr; wiih BV8n to Mr.
,2 ""nh. advlair to lho
,,Tk "lull, na a Chruininn
'rom lho club. .
!,,' lilornatltiK Ohi-lnlmiin
tii P''mbr 1!3 nl
urn o0, mi)mhPr ot
"""4 ft amnll gift.
if.it
'to..' " ' "no hundred nnd
uS! "loured from tho
I ffl, """iy miloa of tho an
,!uh Poi'foi'iimncc
0 .i,3i."rrH0""'' I" lho hlnh
umtorliin, ,, Krlilny ovo
wnihor i,,"1 The ',,,
'urnod over to the atudonl
hi, u.ry- ""'n liy. "Tho
liC' "rovod a nuncenn anil
VuH " woro lyi'loal Booth
"Otora. Mr. Norman
F..'0.' the Knirllah ilonnrt-
Wh?.7J l"ny. "ho wan
tittn","" li'rta MoMonloa,
"! I Phyalcnl tduoallon.
51...'
CnL "Thtt ,n "turtent
&"V In Ku(ren. hlh
tfi k4,nB helrt wo month
nnlnp; of the ohool
i"""lbo nucton dchntod
tu .:,l,rinil nr Ih. H.ilnr nn
C I tOO nly - Tl .,.,, n'linaa
MIN llii. MiHI, , (. f,
Htollf, .if lh(. roiiiii.rfl,i ili.p.-ii-i
iiimiI. am iiIuiiiiiiik i mi,.,,,! .
liKi'.lnii of ll.r tir..K , ,,.,.
fru HR.iH'hiiioii, Hlii,, N (tl
bi'ld III I'oitliitol, l,,.,,. ,(.,. -,,j
In
Hrviriil .l.nli.iilh of Mi- in.i v.,r
typ.HK rluwi.a, ..r ,,,. .u.,V.
on of Mi.ii II..,. i,.i, luv).
lUINNIMl tl fril- III ,K ,.. (or
the iiiontli or In, .mi,.. ,. Mm,).
OOOI' H.lilll'UIN II Tl' I'XOI'I'tfl
the J. uiu.tr ti'.t.
i pit. i
About f,ll Mlioli.titn mi i,t ,i,.,
J4(" rmli , in I v iiiImt IK
ut tlui l-'rol r Inn.
I.nv.nu Kllloit I, miplioiiiori..
mii a li'iitiiit. linn,,. ,, i iv
Hume liiivi. m.-.iiiiI py.oloK)
lllltn. 'I hi. I l ililillnl.-r of I hi. vo-
nlllli wim .pi nt In .In n. Inu M.
UllMiOr (ioltlli-li, plntil.t In ,0 "Co.
nl HariiloiiUorM otclti'iitta" at ilm
I'llUrra ly of llr 'liotl. I'llli l IiiIiiimI
w Ki tliji tiitiNlr fur tin. i'Vi-ii iik.
Chrinlllin Uiiiiii tii. III rhillK. of
thn ri.frt.iliiiii.iiu, wlilt-Ii wi'i-e
.rrvi.il In Hit. IlltUT pint of III"
CVf ItlllK.
...
All Miii'li-nitt H'liu wl.b to olitaln
tlrkt.1 for tliti .how. "A Klnx on
Mu ll Hiii-fi." ut lb M. Iliiimlil
ihriilrr., Jununry S, limy ifi-t thi-iii
tliirlnu varittinii fioiii It o it r
(itiltlli'ti at t77 Miidltton ittrt't.1 ttr
ftont l-:.tlitr Wlilltnltor ut 300
Moliroti mri.i-1. Tli'liolN inunt lit.
purt'liant'd liffurti tho Nliow in
urdfr to lit.ni.fit tliv Jit."..
...
An !h:lit puitii ('liil.tiiiini cillilon
Of Kill "Till. Illllllfllt.r" HUM iMHUl'lt
tiertiinlifr 22. 'VU'.h in a piipi-r puli
llnhi'd i-vfry two wt-t-k. alt.'rnutt.ly
with lho "N.utt." uinli-r lho uun
p.i.rn of the Jun.or t-lmiulior ttf
t,iniiiit.ri,o.
An IntrroittlnK ff-itttiro of thlH
tinpi.r wsi .pvntnl t-lfver pli'lureii
drawn liy I. O Hlonf. hrnd of lho
drtiiartlnrnt. Tho liuiuo wua a
Krrllt aurcnia.
...
Mltu. draft. Knopp. a foriuor ad
vli.r to Ilia national honor ttocli.ty
aolit t'lirlNtltma :ri..0tlnKit to tho
lull from Miidr.il. Hpnln. lori
alio la a.udylnit. Tho im-aiuiKo on
the fnro tif lho r;ird I murt.itt.liK
na It hrara lho Hpnnliih wurda fur
".Much llupplnotin."
...
- About $S wua mad from n
candy aulo by the xlita of tho
French cub. Marian llruilloy,
Ktolyn llollla, and Killtb l'ruraon
woro In cbiUKo. Hovernl cntuly
ale have boon conducted by the
mrl. to innko money to pay part of
the coat of tbolr plna.
Tin.
IHinilltt l'l,rlUi..,,.u
. ...in m nooi hi'itan on W
iiui'i-iiooii, lii-i-,.,,,!,,
Wl III.
ury ,
d-
23.
ri'.uiiii'il on i...,..
of next yi'iir.
MIh IIiixi.) i
teili hi-r re
:n her
hIiii.Ii-m
.':hiwooi1. nrl
ii fllim Die ulioli.i.iu
roll rooni two parch ut
Hi u t'lirlNtiniiK iilti. Tin.
olo-y wua , .,, ,, ,,.
biidea pun 1iii.-, i,y iiiun.ho II. ..
omh The itlft u , i.
iiiiniileiiii-n or
llohinii oie,, i
Hie roll
uiornliiK.
room,
Wi'ilin-Kiliiy
I wo prucllce leuchorH from the
I nlverally of Oreiion, who nic
realdeiita of Kimem.. niu Hilballtut
.10: r if iln. rcKUliii- iiuhiilllutoH,
who have Ki,iii. lioini. for the
t'hrlNliniiH viiclitlnn. .Mlna Kthe)
Mev.n Ih BUhht.llu.iiK for ,MBH
Helen Ulinei-. who umii-Iich un iid-
llllicetl Trench ohma. uml Minn
.1 lint 1 IK- Aekemoll la tuklliir Ihe
piio i) ot Miaa Kllthvr lie
who teui-li
I'lil.N,
Coburg High School Notes
Teiu-hera Vlalt on C'lirlatmuH
Hoop Hcukoii Ih Luunchod
1'uplla Itcnili-r l'rogram
I. Hilary to Do ItaarrunKed
llt-Kl.l'.r J.on. County Kpnrial)
ffllltflKS, Ore, Doc. 27. Tho
Hirrorent teuebcra of tho achool are
I'll liK to upend ChrlHtinuB at
pluii-M ull ovcr Ihe atutc. Mm.
Anileraoii la koIiib to atny for a
w-eek nt Ktavton and t'ooa Huv:
"Mlaa C'hlaholiii In Kuuelle, und Mr.
Miiiiinaiii in niH homo In (,'oliurg.
Mra. llniinlKiiil und Mra. 1'lrtlc will
remain ln (,'ohurK. while MIhs Htoy.
una will luko her vacation aodth or
lOiiKcne.
.
Tlio ICimllah-7 cIilhm Ih tuklnir un
literature, und Ik reading Huw
thorn'H "IIoiiho of 8evon Oublaa."
Tlie claau bun Juat flnlahed Jour
imllBiii und the study of niugazlnc.-i.
Kll'lierllll. MeAeel ' iniuw lumfi JIIK11 BUIIUOJ
a liiiii ; ". i'ihfttball teamH pluycd the iiell
J' '"' iMlln r,)imlm triple quintet at Coburb-
wtMineHtiay, jeccntber 24, which
iu-iUmI two vlctorlvH for the home
I'-unis. Tho hoyH' fii-Ht team won
from tho viKltom 3U-17, while the
8-cond team took a game from
the liollfountaln seconU team bZ
to H. Tho girla lot to tho vlHiting
KlrlH 2 S to 6. Aftor tho games a
xociahle timo was enjoyed in a
Hot-together feed for tho Bullfoun.
tain teuniH. Tho Coburg teams also
played tho Shodd liiuli school
squad at the high school gym Sat
urday evening. .December 2t.
Mit-N Muxliif. .amb, wlio loncliPH
a Ix'tfimi ii Kpiuilhh cIhhh. rcKitliir
ly. MlhKl.tllti'il rr M.nh Helen
Adtlnun, i-i-Kuliir Kpnnmli icai'hfr,
iiitt wiik. uh MIkh AildlNoii wan
cmnniMi to her lionifwlth u Mvtrrc
nld, Hw p.'turiMMl Montlny moin
in and tx'HUiued her work.
M in K u nit IlcuHtlM. ftenlor, left
Kihiny lur Unn Anclf-M to upend
ChrlttiiiiHH w.lh her lier who re-HUU-n
Ihere.
Itlrhard C'nne, Hfiilur, Is npeml
UK t'hr.H. 1 1 inn vac-atUiii with rulu
llviH In l.fWlHlown, Mont,
niifH on, "tho present slatH of tlio
IimIIjinh," Robert Olson; piano
nolo, Jona hand; reeltation,
Hcrthu Uutler; paper, editorial,
l.eoi.R 4iihI; 'iot and Found,"
Norman Howe; jokes, Volma Ifol
hrook; eiirrent events, Helen Mc
Oee; Christmas story, Charles
Young; Christmas Carol, OHsemMy.
Knch of tho lower rooms has
planned a Christmas program. The
seventh and eighth grades, super-!
Intended by Mrs. Martin gavo an
Harruburg School Notes
Grades Testfl Givon Out
Student Body Holds Meeting
Christmas Program Rendered
Class of '25 Has Reunion
Guthrie,
90. Jn the fourth grade, Udlth
Morgan and James webor were
highest with one word missed or
marking of 98.
JTARRISBURO, Ore., Dec. 24
fSneeial to thn T?-iFl(itnr Tho
entertainment at tho Presbyterian J second of the series of tests au
thorized by the county superintend
ent for the seventh, sixth, fifth and
fourth grades were given Monday
and Tuesday. The subjects cover
ed were arithmetic and spelling.
Velma (Smith of the seventh grade
received 100 in arithmetic, Bessie
Guthrie of the sixth grade 93, Wil
lis Fry, James Weber, Mettle
I.ouIho Lowell of the fourth grade
100. In spelling four girls, one in
the seventh grade and the others
in the sixth, 'Lois Chastain, Irene
Morgan, Margaret Moore, Bessie
tmoh received tho same, tho freshmen tidy up tho room fop
tno auernoon's visitors. And to
tho credit of the class it was
speedily and thoroughly done.
T
' Glen Huston and Donald Mor
gan, freshmen, placed the Christ
mas tree in the high school room
Tuesday morning. .
church Wednesday evening. The
rust, second, third and fourth
grades hav.ng a Joint program and
tree, at which each pupil is to re
ceive a Christmas stocking f.lled
with sweotH. The fifth and sixth
graders have ulso planned a pro
gram under the sunervlson or MIhh
Thompson.
When a man savs "I run thlncR
at my house," he may mean the
washing-machine and the fur
naoe. Columbia Record.
Tho members of the class of 2B
held a meeting Wednesday after-
jnoon in the superintendent's office.
Practically all of the twelve mem
bers were present at the pleasant
little reunion.
All of the faculty members were
given Christmas gifts by the vari
ous classes and school societies,
Substitutes teachers this week
In the grades while the regular
teachers were engaged on the
practicing at the church for the
Wednesday grade program were
Alice Murphy, Roverta Bronson,
Wllma Owen, Carrie Kelsey,,
The business meeting, of the
student body Wednesday morning
was considerably shortened be
cause of the holiday flurry. A
motion was made and carried that
'JVachcr "Frank, where do bugs
go ln the winter time?"
Frank Flick "Search me!"
Tlln tinVH ill I In nhiin mill tht
iiH-mlM-is of the Hhoii club worked! A Christmas program was given
afternoon, JJecember di, at tho
Owln to thn Chrlslm vaca
tion extending over next week the
regular h kh m houl notes w.ll not
Appear n thn Itnuimer on January
S. Thn next edition of the Kunrne
htKh m huol news will probnbly bo
publlnhrd about January 14.
"Monkeys In Afrlt'iV by Maurice
MiIaUKhlln. nnd "Ited Koxt-s" by
Pcto PnkuUk. were talks given
Monday before a ipechil meeting
of tho roynl knihts uf nature.
double time hint week finishing
tip articles whit h they were mnk-j
in IT for Chrlsdniis presents.
Huiiidn for both tuble and floor
lump", nut bowls, pin bowls, and
trays, candle sticks, und many
other articles of wood were made.
Christ inns gifts, a tree, and a
proKrain were enjoyed by students
and teacher if roll room 21 4 Wed
nesday morn. nt;. Among the g.fts
rcce.ved were doll-bnbles, cuudy,
carls, and tops. Mary lrlver,
Philip (latch, MatKaret Held, und
Kuby Young wave poems, a skele
ton of the past of Philip Gatch
whs revealed by Edwin Klrtley,
civics Instructor, Julia Hall and
Kllnubi'th Wilmot sang, and an
ejway un "Kurnituro'' was road by
Lily Anderson.
Lily Anderson, Philip Gatch, and
Merv.n HlmpHun had chargo of the
progruin. .
"Kmanuel" the Christmas can
tata was presented by the high
school Glee clubs directed by Miss
Ieona O. Mursters at the school
nfiemhly Wednesday. The cantata
was as roiiows: "Adefue i-iueies,
chorus: "Hark the Glad Sound.
choru.i: "Maw You Never In the
TwillKht." Nellie Baxter: "Holy
NIkM." chorus; "Sing, Oh Sing
thlii It lc :t sod Morn." chorus:
"Hark! W ha t M ea n t hose H oly
Voices. rhorus; "Oh Little Town
f Bethlehem." Grace Burnett;
Joy Fills Our Inmost Hearts,"
Kvtdvn Hollis nnd chorus: Bible
lilrd-hnunes built by the boys.' rena'ns, Mrs. Norman Christie;
" urcoinpanisi, f.mtn unm.
The Christmas gins conirniuicu
n..oni rttiitnr.i.tr urmrci.uii
wh.i n mit, ii be the Kir Ifl. and
itener.il club enterprlnes are to be
exhibited In the library early In
the Miring. ,...
A cttinmlttee cninponrd of llojlin
Klshwood, Pearl Wliiftond. and
Lucille Vim wore appointed to
Met the clittc and formulate def.nito
plans for the exhibition.
Nolo bookn iMiutiilninK tma trip
noten. putier ciittlnk'M, etc., are to
be kett bv tho members of the
organization.
Katherlne Seelyo. '25. and Mary
Alice Held. Mouei.ii. .
- freuon nornuii scimhh
'mouth, v.si.ed the school Wednes
finv. Thcv are homo for "
ChrlMmas holidays. Mildred JU-
erninU. l'r 1 'ii
InKHlls. and """ w. re
..c ih c iihs nf Mb. were
Klao v.HlnK the chol I""' ock.
Hnd:o otatlou, KUW the Iurn
. "... i.... li,.ei land, hnind-
caat , b r , aoio rendered by lorla
Men 1 1'atioraon Junior ot ..ouc
hlKli achool, Woilnciluy "cninK.
"R " ' , ... l,.ve.l
The hi'icimioii
rruyer" from llinaolmiui.
activity In
h n m 0
the
n.. lu liilll'll
JOi'i" . ,.,..i.iimnt.
econoniica , ,
liinler the ouporvioion "
int. ii...... , ,
Kale wua coo. I"- -
the
A , en ill en in
hy the students were presented to
Mrs. M. H. Ady. city police matron.
A olepladder was also given to
Mr. Frank J. l'olmcr by his history
class, and a package of Bum to
Mr Marie Fletcher librarian.
.
Dorothy Collier, former accro
tnrv nf the I'lilveralty of Oregon
V W. 0. A. talked to tho Trl-Y
club Wednesday on her experience
two vcara ago when he was In
I'Hlea'tlno during tho Christina
season and her visit to Bethlehem
I'hristnma eve. Sho said that
she iittended the church of Kng
liilid lliat sumo evening nnd heurd
Ihe songs of old England sung
lienutlfully by tho church choir
nnd people.
An outstanding part of hor talK
.i.n i,i..,. itlm conveyed to tho
girls of the stars of Bothlehom, of
how they are so in-iniu.... ......
piMiccful In lho night a In sacred
llifta woro exchanged by tho
girls as a part ot tbe'.r ChrlstmiiH
program ami a soc.iu moo
Joyed by everyone prooenl.
a teniiitivu cast of chnructot'8
has been selected for tho "Lass ot
.Hnrlck Town" a romanuc tuim
opi-ru III two no.
will lo given in n o "'
ihe evenlnit ot February 20.
pracllcea will start immectiniei,
following Chilstnms vacation and
tho nisi for the operetta will bo
announced lalcr.
school uudltorltlm. A very largo
crowd utteuded, mostly townspeo
ple und parents of the studentJ.
The following numbers were ren
dered: .Song, "Joy to the World"
High school
Story of Christmas John Allum
Itocltutlon Wilberta Herman
Hong, . "Chrlstmus Carols"
Fifth and Sixth Girls
Song, "O Little Town of Bethle
hem." Fifth and Sixth Girls
Song. "Jingle Bells"
Fifth and Sixth boys
Santa Buys a new Suit by two
Fourth graders.
Overheard at Christmas
Hay Holcomu
Song, "Stars ot December."
Durlcno Trent and Ira Chandler
Holiday Week John Harrington
ltocltatlon .. Margaret Allum
Song, "Santa Lucla,"....7th and 8th
flay, "Santa's Dolla."
"I'd Bather Have." Dean Henderson
VChrlstmns Carol" Elmer Gustafson
"Tho Lookout Man. "....Esther Fogies
"A Christmas Dilemma" lxls Zlnser
Song, "Merry Christmas"
....First and Second grade
"A Christmas Pesslmesh"
Harold Curnlngton
"Luther's Cradle Hymn."
Third and Fourth grade
'Santa's Llttlo Son,"
Everett Fox Leslie S
Bobert McClemen....Everett S.
John Harrington.... Robert Grav
Recitation, "A tale ot John Henry
I'aul Brown and Elmer Brlggs
"Holy Night"... .7th and 8th grades
"Christmas Chimes"... .High school
Library to Bo Straightened
By 5IA1UHI1AI.L, rbi.MDER
At last the library is to b
straightened up so that students
using it can do so easily. Under
tho charge of Miss Chisholm the
hooks will all be ronumbered and
rearranged.
The high achool library at tho
present Is in a very untidy condi
tion. There are to be librarians
appointed one for ench period ln
the day. Tho librarians will stay
ln tho offico of tho high school
and will check tho books that are
taken out and tho borrowers names.
All books will be returned by the
hot-rowers to tno high school and
the librarians will put them in
the library in thoir proper places.
It Is hoped that this will be a suc
cessful method, and a good way
to take care of the books.
wua reccl
nrl classes.
Iiirwwul. ai"
under Mrs. ""'"
ItlSl COlOI'l.
make-over drosses;
and tho second
uomosler girl" '
n milking blouse.
ii A Booth, well known lum
be nan'o tlie'vnclflc n..rtl.wd.
?!:fe.J,.br:W;U,M
ii-i ii. " .I'o.hH.Hdav eve-
lho Y. M
""ihdmnr Newman,
lho program
c.hnlrmnn of
.....oinltioo, mtro-
V'Vmc Vooll "o hoy. After
dured Mr. "'" ,, members wore
the dinner lho " "" ,,slnesH
to bo held noon. . wnBor
0,borl A'm "7 'in r on lho
Cnlklns """':
program committee
,t held nt Oenry
The iiso i'""",. . ,,.,1,,. ihe nus
sclmol I,M,'r' 2 "J great sue
nice of the ,H . " ",. nnl.
ces. Two weea- mna
day another un. - -by
tho club. , , ,
... t.-innnu nnd Mr-
M.'Ten 11 1 eel c both teachers
Two Piece Drcas Out
in Children Wear
Creswell School Notes
Pupils Revel at Party
Christmas Week Is Morry
Order ot Owls Entertain
Programs Enliven Yuletide
In children' wear thero Is no
doubt but that the two-plecu dress
is a thing of the pnst, according
to the Dry Goods Economist. There
are very few to be found In tho
new line. This .Iocs not inenn,
however, that lho jumper stylo ha
,.,. discarded. The one-piece
dress in a gront many instances is
iiido l simulate tho jumper. In
so me cases the ono-ploco diosa l
no hliui "ut the old two-piece
n'ss lolne.1 together at tho wnlat.
, other cases the dress I made
to resemblo the Jumper dress In
front btil with a perfootly straight
buck with or without n to sash.
Tho doublo shoulder capo ha been
adapted to children's weur with
great success.
. .v. 1,-reiie
n,t Mrs. Holland received
, J t-irta. Aftor a wedding ro-
eeotinn Ihey left for a but'lnl trip
,m npon return will reside at
Tr ill n cottage. South M I ford.
.rom a Mllford Hem In tho Mnn-
chestet' i. H.) Londor.
..i hn doesn't believe
th, women nro hard loser never
knew otic who was trying to re-
duco. Arkansas uu...v,
(ltogistor Lano County Special)
CKhSWELL, Ore., Dec. 24.
Tho program for Christmas week
wuh begun Saturday night with a
high school party. Miss Arm
strong's room 4 could, hnrdly bo
recognized In Its beautiful decora
tions as tho placo where so many
algebra students moot the.r fate.
The cntcrtninment committee nau
prepared many interesting games,
winch nil socmod to enjoy im
mensely. In fact, It was dis
covered that C. II. S. has a few
student who could easily mako
their fortunes ns doslgncrs ot
Paris creations. Delicious refresh
ments of lco croam and cako woro
served, nnd nil regret that Christ
inas comes only once a year.
Christmas trees, mlstletoo, nnd
cropo paper aro very much in
evidence In tho lower grades this
week, A feature of tho decora
tion of Miss Phottoplnco's room is
the mlninturo og cabin inndo by
Mr. Scott nnd presented to tho
primary grades. The cabin with
Its surroundings I very renllstic,
oven to tho tiny ax lying by a pllo
r loss, nnd nciilnst Its background
ot snow-covered trees seems a real
work of nrt.
Tho order of the Owls held a
ninetlnir In tho assembly room
Thursdny nfternoon, nnd In honor
of Christmas lho remainder of tho
student body was Invited, Tho rol
liiw.ne urogram, expressing the
hoiidiiv spirit, was given.
Piano solo, Mildred Trennor:
rocltatlon, Hilda Knutson; dls
Marjorle Perkins and Elvort
Vadnels of Eugene schools were
recent high school visitors,
i
Everett Scott, of - the football
team, was unable to be present
Wednesday because of a bad sore
throat, ,
t .
Scfiool was dismissed Wednes
day for an eleven day period r
until January 4,
-, . -The
nroeram in the high school
room began at 2:30 by the girl's
Glee- club singing a Christmas
song, followed by an appropriate
Continued on page 2, column 3)1
NowThe "Rockuoay" Chamber
in a Spectacular Debut
The Greatest Value in the History of Our Store
Group
An Achievement That Signalizes a New
Era of Record-Making Values
in High-Grade Furniture
An Event of Supreme Importance to
Every Eugene Home Furnisher
Two New Finishes
"Myst Green" Enamel With
Hand Decorations
Antique French Walnut Veneer
Bed, Chiffonier, and Your Choice of
Vanity or Large Dresser .
i
Three Excellent Pieces at
$
159
.50
Or For Larger Room Settings There Are 12 Pieces in the "Brockway" Group That
May Be Combined in Many Different Ways
Large Dresser . .$68.50
Bowfoot Bed
Vanity . . .
Lowboy . .
Rocker . . .
Bench ...
$44.50
.$68.50
.$46.50
.$12.50
.$10.50
Chair t
Night Cabinet .
Medium Dresser
Full Vanity ,
Highboy
Toilet Mirror
...$11.50
,..$14.50
. . .$58.50
...$79.50
...$54.50
...$10.50
The story can be told only briefly in print. See the suite assembled in the various dis
play rooms on our floors. The "Brockway" cannot be described. Appreciation will
be made adequate only by its viewing. Whether you are now seeking bedroom fur
nishings or are merely contemplating it for the future, you owe your fine sense or
value the opportunity or seeing it.
Conceived by
one of tho lending manufacturers of quality bedroom
furnlturo who dedicated the supreme effort of his entire
factory to the creating of a suite that would combine Dis
tinctive Appenrnnce. Worthy Material and Dependable
Construction at a price lower than hitherto dreamed of.
Made Possible by
n quantity production. In order to reduce the cost of
making, tremendous numbers ot this suite were designed
nt one time, cutting down tho manufacturing cost to a
minimum, making tho saving from regular a tremendous
total. Our selling prlco further establishes a record-mak
ing value for every purchaser.
Presented Exclusively by This Store
in this community, because in the manufacturer' Judg
ment Wetherboe-Powers was the one establishment whose ,
vast sales volume would make possible the disposal of the
great quantity required ot each locality wherein this
remarkable suite was permitted to be offered. ,
The Material in Its Construction
The "Brockway" is constructed entirely of hardwood
with specially selected genuine walnut veneer or enam
eled in "Myst Green," hand decorated. The two top
drawers are of genuine nlrdseye maple veneer; the large
center drawer and the head of the bod hoW a blrdseye
maple overlay motif of effective pattern. The drawer
knobs and pull are of high grade solid bras, Inter
estingly designed. Tho bonch and chairs are upholstered
In heavy, richly patterned brocaded llk damaek.
The Three Pieces at $159.50
J2 Cash -$2J5 Week
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