Junior Woman's
Club Enlarging
National- Business
Women's Week
October 10-16
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The Junior Woman’s Club is fulfill
The Soroptimist group while lunch-
ing all expectancy as waJ given e«i- —ing-a4-the-botei-Xuaada|i-wac*^jQc.-_
Women all over the United States dence last Monday evening at the tunate in having a chance to hear
have this week been celebrating Guild Hall when thirty-one new Saidie Orr Dunbar who talked to them
Business Women’s Week, sponsored members were initiated. An inter , on “Woman’s Part in the War" and
by the Federation of Business and esting candlelight ceremony was on Post War Planning, raising sev
Professional Women. Here In Co carried out. The meeting took' the eral very vital question« which left
quille we have a group of particularly form of a potluck dinner. The long the group with plenty about which to
busy women in this club because tables were decorated with autumn think.
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such a majority of them have their leaves and arangements of marigolds
Mrs. Littler gave a report on the
hon es to keep up as well as their and candles.
There was assembly Kenny Treatment Institute, which
jobs. This bears out a definite mean singing led by Yvonne Kern.
she attended in Portland, giving a
During the business meeting fur-, most Interesting summary and also
ing for “Living on the Home Front,”
a subject on which Clarence Osika, ther plans were discussed for the anM^rfng many questions.
popular public speaker locally, has Sadie Hawkins dance on Nov. $.
The total sales for the drive selling
consented to talk at B. P. W.’s next Prizes are to be given for “the best bonds and stamps amounted to $10,-
meeting and which is the slogan or Sadie Hawkins and Lil*< Abner cos- 940.00.
theme for Business Women's Week. Itumes. Dressing in costumes will be
The club, whose quota for soll-
During the last two years the club > optional. A pole dance will be given citating for the Federation of War
has stressed war work though far during the evening with a prize to be Philanthropies in their designated
ther back and still the chief activity awarded.
territory is >«75, voted also $25.00
Announcement of the district con from the club treasury and added
aside from this has been its scholar
ship loan fund. ,TMe fund enables vention Oct. 29, at Eugene was made $20.00 made up of one dollar dona
worthy girls, without means, to con Two delegates, tu be named later, tions from each, member, making a
tins • their education beyond the high will attend
club pledge of $45.00.
i Vi McBride, captain of her team in
school stage.
The Venture Club, a junior grouo(
A total of $11,750 was the result the memebrship drive, was the win of the Soroptimist movement, ware
■if (the recent wai bond drive of ner of a defense stamp corsage. Menu guests Tuesday with their new presi
this organisation The club aims at for the dinner was baked beans, rolls, dent. Jean Bryan.
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ad, relishes, apple pie and coffee,
one hundred per cent war effort for
mmittee in charge consisted of
its members. The committee is now
Public Health Nurses Busy
Mary Stevens, Yvonne Kern, Beverly
at work on a survey of women at
Mrs. Ethel Littler and Bernice
work and particularly, women replac Price.
Attending were: Ernest Batty, Bes Smith, both public health nurses who
ing men in the industries.
Miss May’s Shop window shows a sie Burrell, Margaret Wylie, Grace attended the Kenny Treatment In
display of club scrap books which Withnell, Ardith Sherwood, Beatrice stitute in Portland, gave a demonstra
v n first prise at the May state con Oderkirk, Beverly Pflce, Yyonne tion last Monday night. There were
vention in Eugene.
Kern, Mary Stevens, Vi McBride. three doctors present and about
Lunelle Chapin, Ione Winkey, Ber twenty others there, al) intensely in
All eligible American Legion men
II. F. W. Notice
nice Molthu, Ruth Dey, Eileen Dur- terested
Mrs. Littler gave a talk in Douglas to attend th« /district meeting to be
”he Business and Professional i rand, Alta Matejka, Dot Harris, Vi
Women will Meet next Monday eve Connam, Helen Winegar, Jean Wil county to a group of women on held at the I. O . O . F. hall Monday,
ning at the Guild Hall. Clarence liams, Lucille Walker, Eunice Howe, home nursing and emergency baby Oct. 18, at 7:30 o’clock. The support
Osika will, speak on the subject, Frances Detlefsen, Veryle Hurrell, birth care. She has given courses on of every man ia needed thia year.
If yt>u have any axes to grind, don’t
“Living on the Home Front.” The Helen Sinko, Jean Alderson, Mar home nursing already at Powers,
miss this meeting for there will be
meeting will be in charge of the Leg gery Throckmorton, Ruth Creager, Myrtle Point and here.
some well informed speakers.
islative Committee and Publicity Marie Silverton, Oertrude Swinney,
Cars with C ration books must have
Committtee, chairmen respectively ■ Lois Medley, Mary Lou Culver, Ana-
Harbisont myrtlewood for Christ'
being Irene Hartwell and Florence I bei Martindale, Claudia Varney, Ro- tires inspected every three months,
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I berta Stonecypher, Doris Sayre, Ruth B books every four months; A books mas gifts.
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FREE LECTURE
On
Herschel F. Nunn. C. 8. B.. of Portland^ Oregon
Member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother Chureh.
The First Church of Christ. Scientist, in BoMoo. Mass.
CHURCH EDIFICE, 73© CENTRAL AVENUE
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. H, AT I O’CLOCK
You and Your Friends Are Cordially Invited to Attend
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