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NEW SPAPER
IN A L I V f T O W N
THURHOAY. APRIL 10, 1030
School S tudent»
O ra to rio S in g ers 9
W in M usic P rizes
P ro g ra m F r id a y
BUILDERS TOiTEST
AIRPLADE
Springfield Bakery Get* Con-
Mr8
8 •’age hd » handed in her
, resignation ae teacher a t the Lincoln Fiv* Place* Won by Six Entries All Solo Part* Have Been As
cession; Many Other De
in Musical Festival Heid at
school and w ill not teach neat year
Lincoln School Unit«« Thoir
signed; Bing on Good
partments are Featured
University Laat Saturday.
¡T h ia Inform ation was made public at
Program With High School;
Friday.
Small*»t Monoplane in Oregon
A new modern grocery etore la the meeting of the school board held
Third and Fourth Grade* to
to be Given Initial Test Flight
Springfield high school student*
Just one week rem ain* before the
n if t r
uu
tn ,k ln E Ha In itia l bid to the people of
Offer Comedy; Conte.t Win- „prlB<,leld and ylcllll,y lod. y
„ "» Monday evening Mrs. W. R. b aker added new laurel* to tho«e already presentation by the Springfield Ora
Sunday at 1:00 o’clock; Re
l i e n to be Heard.
, the newest of the Halph « Stanley ha* also Indicated that she w ill not won by the ichool last week when torio Society of the cantata "The Re
duced Passenger Fares; Ship
store*, and I* to be known aa store return to teach English a t the local they won five place* w ith six entries dem ption," which w ill be given neat
Wa* Built Here.
One of the most Interesting pro
In the University Music Pest.
number 4.
grams to be presented at the local
The store w ill become a Springfield
high school this year w ill be the
Institution, aays tleorge Stanley In
C< mblned musical and dram atic en
bis
opealng
announcement.
T he
trrta la m e n t which will be held at the
clerks are now residents of Hprlng-
high
school
auditorium
tomorrow
fleld, and Clive Stanley, who I* the
evening at 7: JO.
manager of the store, w ill soon es
The Lincoln school pupils end the tablish hla residence In thia city. T he
high school m uslral groups had each clerk* Hre It M L. Moore and l*aul
pl*KD*d an Individual program for Crandall.
that evening, but decided at a coo-
Manager H a * H a lf Interest
frrence ibis week to unite the pro-
Clive Stanley ha* purchased a half
gr ms. elim inating the less Im portant Interest In the store and w ill be per-
parts of each, amt presenting a com- manently located In thia city, lie ha*
blued musical and dramaUc enter- previously announced that all the
, a n m enl which w ill be something business attalrs of the local store, In
unusual In Springfield school circles. cluding the banking of the fund* o f
Friday evening
at
the
M ethodist
church by
a group of ---------
almost ,
fifty
----------------------
The firs t test night of the small
soio were entered In class B group S frln g fle ld singers, assisted by some rno" ,’ P’*n e which the Inman achool ot
employed who did not accopt th eir and they both won firs t prises. Eld
soloists from Eugene
| Flying Is now completing In Spring-
re-election* which were made at the red Glaapy entered the violin contest
field w ill take place at the Spring-
Just
two
more
rehearsal*
are
to
be
The girls quartet, consisting of
last meeting of the school btjard.
held, one tonight and one next Thur- : field m unicipal airport next Sunday
! afternoon at l oo o’clock, according
The teachers.had two w eek* In which Verwlee Hawke. Jule Pollard. Blanche <l«v night, befoer the final
present
Bates and I-ela Squires, won a second
to Lee Inm an, manager o f the school.
atioa.
to notify the School board of their Dace In the claaa A division.
Special passenger rates of |2 04 per
acceptance.
F r e l Buell won second plaee w ith a
Ernest M cKinney, director of the lierson w ill also be effective for next
baritone solo, and Alfred Freee took gronp. has announced the soloist* »unday only. These
I* Veteran Teacher
reduced
ra te *
M rs I'age has been a teacher In second honor* w ith a baas solo.
who w ill have parts In the program. are being offered by the local flyin g
Springfield fo r many years aud In her
Second place was won by Eldred They are: ladles octet, Mrs. W . C*
service In honor of the occasion ot
resignation presented to the school 0 l a »PF- Fred Buell. Evelyn Buell and Rebhan. Miss W ilm a Scott. M rs. W. the completion of th e ir firs t airplane
board, she slated that she fe lt that d,n’ m,e West as a violin quartet,
P Tysow. Mrs. Dallas M urphy, Mrs. In 8pr1ngfleld.
A ll rid e *
w ill be
she felt that she desired to ca rry out The Flrls glee clnb sang It Was a
A rah H ovt Rae, Mrs.
Potter. Miss made In the C ity of Eugene, cabin
her Intention of two years ago when ,x ” "‘ r 8nd H t»
The Piper's Agatha Beals and Jule Pollard;
monoplane.
she first presented her resignation. a,,n«
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quintet. Paul Potter, Dallas M urphy.
the store, w ill be carried on In this
Farm Play on Program
The small single seater w ill be
She did not loach last year, but when
T h " QU’ rtet sang »w ing Low, Sweet I-aurence M o ffitt. W a lte r Dossier, and
The Lincoln school w ill open the city.
tested out by Jim Macm anim an. chief
no
suitable
teacher
was
secured
to
r
bsrlot
snd
Happy
Home
Fred
Buell
A
lfred
Frese;
duet*
by
Mrs.
Rebhan
n
ilo
, M r th .
n .
The Ralph A Stanley grocery firm
program with a humorous play, "8 l
ta k ^ her place last fa ll she acceded " • " « O” ’" « .«<»"»*
Alfred Freee 8Dd * r s . W H. Pollard, and by M r*. ?m an „ t m onool«n"e 7
the form er Sutton
.
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Slocum's Country Store." This w ill ha* purchased
to t b . <■».„ ______ _ — ...
. . . . . T k . o—
___ ..
__J A
. lfred
___. ~ Frese; a m ,-
M urphy and
.
. . monoplane In the state. I t
m‘,B)' r" <’ ue8' 8 o t Ik e various
The s,>8- b7 McDowell.
begin promptly at 7:30 aa the pro block at the corner of F ifth and Main
quarte, composed of W ilfre d c £ k
X l X d ‘ PP" T ‘
* T
street* and have com pletely remodel- ,n’’n‘ ber8 of tb " achool
hoard and
The
contest
was
participated
In
by
gram w ill be longer lhan had been
Barnell
and
Alfred
^
r
r r i n g . pilot
le8cb «bother year,
eludente from all parta of the state, Mrs. Rae. W . K.
o rigin ally Intended, and It is not de ed the lower floor, which form erly i‘<ree“
whose average weight la 17# pound*.
Frese.
u . l . . .*«,*
.
n
u
g
r
n
t*
n
i<
n
Hcrioc
Eugene
high
achool
winning
the
John
housed the K e tel* drug store, which
Mra
sired to have It too long.
Ship Dsslpned Locally
fa illi»
I, .
.* ..L l.,ny.kl? * ’ <’ n L 8" d8b« '’>’y lowing cup for faking the
to accept the re-
The soloists w ill be A lfred Freae,
The musical part of the program have aleo Invested In another new for her failin g
The ship to be tested Sunday w a *
most
places
In
the
festival.
Mrs. Arah Hoyt Rae. M ’ s. W C. Reb designed by M r. Inm an and M r. Mae-
w ill be
provided by
the
various structure In this city, the new home n * » a l of her present contract. H e r
Baker.
former
han. Mrs. W . K . Barnell. W ilfred M anim an. They designed the twn
musical group* a t the high school. of the Ketela drug store, which husband. W illia m
Cook.
V eltie
P ru itt,
and
Dallas ship« now owned by the school, and
Including all of the prise winning George Stanley had built shortly a fte r » 'h le tlc director at the high school, BRIDGE DISMANTLING
recently accepted a position aa base
Murphy.
GETS WELL UNDER WAY
selection* given at the Music Feat at purchasing the Sutton property.
all Inspector* who have examined
E ight People E m plo y'd
baJI co8cb ■« the U niversity.
them declare that they both have *
the University last week.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
Several additional solos and group
The opening of the new store w ill
Beard Espresse* Aeqre,
much larg er safety ratio than la re
Proceeds to Aid Contest E n tra n t*
song* have been added to the cantata
sdd
a
,
least
eight
more
people
to
The
members
of
,
h
.
school
beard
W
ork
of
dism
antling
the
old
Spring-
Tickets w ill sell for IS and IS cents.
quired. The cabin monoplane, which
to give more soloist work, says M r.
The Lincoln achool w ill use the funds the t l.t of employed people In thia regret very much losing. M rs Page field bridge across the W illam ette
w ill he naed Sunday for p***^ngeF
M cKinney, l a e y
have been well
,
,
aBd M r" Baker, state« W illia m G. riv e r Is progressing even faster this
flying, was landed highly laat w eek
they receive for
the purchase ot ‘ " - i
chosen and w ill work in nicely w ith
The new store I . a complete food Hughe*, clerk of the board
Thev week than the contractor* had a n ti
b” Lieutenant Basil Sm ith, who In
athletic equipment, and
the
high
the general Idea of , the cantata, he
No actual dism antling has
achool w ill use th e ir share of the re- department store, consisting of bak- froth had the conUd-nce of the board cipated
spected It for a state license. T he a ir
sa; a.
eelpta to pay the expense* of the ery, vegetable, and seed and feed de- and th eir work has been very satis been started as yet. but more than
worthy license was granted and ha*
h alf of the heavy false scaffolding
been received.
entrants to the state music contests parim enta, all operating under the factory,
concession* from the Ralph A Stanley
_.
being erected under the structure to
at Forest Grove.
The new plane has a w ing spread
organisation.
I ” h" loc81 «chool board Is ’ now prevent its falling Into the riv e r ha*
The follnwllng
o f only 2# feet, and Is 17% feet long.
students
of the
The bakery departm ent Is operated f" r r * d 10 ,ook 8b<»ut for a new tec been placed.
third and fourth grade* at the Lin-
I It •* eon,.»wed wVh a Sseke’r motor
I of 40 horsepower, and the n"w a ria -
for
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_
A fte r the scaffolding has been com-
coin achool will take parts In U * hy the Springfield bakery, and they 5. r to r,,pl8<' * M ra. Page.
gh school English teacher, and for pleted then w orker* w ill s tart on the
i tlon tires produced by the Goodyear
w ill m aintain a a*lastedy there to
play a * follows:
standard
81 Slocum
... Chester G erber handle the sale« of th e lr product* an athletic, director. T ^ e m a tter of ,OP of the bridge and remove It piece First Shipment of Cream Re- t,re ct” "P *n y . . and - . has
The steel w ill be used In
ceived Tueadaw- M ilk - n .
Hank Hardback
Instruments mounted on the control
Chaster H artm an which w ill he sold exclusively for a securing a new ath letic director has by piece
while.
complicated this year due to ' b construction of a bridge over the
liv e r ie s S t a r t Mf d
Joe » pruc* ... ...... —
panel In the cockpit
Harold G rant
the
requirem
ent
that
all
ath
letic
|
W
illam
ette
riv
e
r
one
m
ile
east
o
f.
" ven#*
Wednesday,
Reuben Jaybird
The gasoline tank Is mounted In
H a* M eat and Vegetable M ark e t*
V lr ll* Posey
roaches be full tim e lastructor* and Creswell.
| n , , new Springfield cream ery I.
Jim Snow ..........
the wing. Im m ediately before th *
The vegetable and fru it ataad w ill
M elvin Foss
not part tim e University student* aa
Slowboy ........... ...
Several Springfield men are em now In operation
Regular m ilk de pilot and has a shntoff valve which
■_ Donald Nelson l>e handled by Henry Morrison, and
have been employât! the past few
T he T ra m p .. ..
ployed In the dlam antllng of the old j liveries on the route recently pur- can be closed In case of accid ent
. Gene M alxiah w ill be known a * H a n k * fru it and
year*.
k r,d ,e
chased from the Daisy Lane Dairy thus preventing danger of a gasoline
Rsra Button*
Paul Slough vegetable concession* In two of the
H ira m Plunhet
A special meeting of the achool
Bob ll.ii s vegeeeble concessions In two of the
were made yesterday and this mora explosion.
i rof. Camomile
Built fo r U n iversity Student
board w ill be held on Monday. A p ril POWDER BURNS FOUND
Ing. and w ill be made dally a fte r this
Irvin House Stanley stores In Eugene.
Constable
Otto Sellln w ill operate the meat »8. * i which tim e It I . e x p e c t that
Dalton Shinn, son of Professor F.
ON MACDUFF'S BRAIN
according to Bmody Pile, one of the
C lair Hadley
_____r department and Duane C rabtree has th * aeleqtlon of new teachers
j L. Shinn o f the U n iversity, ts the
T illy Slocum ......
Pauline Conley
rill
AID SUICIDE THEORY operators of the cream ery.
Pearl W ill* 8 lr" 8dF **e n operating a seed and he considered.
M r*. Ripple* .....
owner of the ship. Both he and h l*
The firs t shipment of cream was
M ary Smltaon
dl*PArtment for the past week.
fath er have taken flying lessons ■<
L illie Dotta
Nelson F M ardu ff. supervisor ol received at the plant last Tuesday. J
C laire Barnea H a plan8 ,0 8dd 0,1 * » d greases In the
Blinds 8tokea
the local airport. Da,on having soloed
the Cascade National Forest, In all Several delivertec of m ilk have been
the first week the school was estab
Eveline Johnson near ,tt,u r8 ,n addition to hla grain,
Mabel Deering
probability shot from the right side made at the local cream ery yester-
lished here. H e Is a te ll, slender
The m uslral p art of
or the program
of
the head laat F riday m
night
at . Mc-
/-k
........
an. a
me- , day and today and more
are
tx
youth, and the ship has been built
w .ll ronalat of two num ber* by the CENSUS ENUMERATORS
P«c‘ pd to »>« made each day
with this idea In mind. T he seat I*
high achool orchestra under the di
s* has been believed for several day*.
ARE COMPLETING TASKS
T he m anufacture
of
butter. Ice, mounted low end the foot control*
rection of Ernest M cKinney, Instru ct
c „ _ ___i
_ ~
T b ls Inform ation was revealed
at
or of music; three aonga by the
p ow Cut* Way Through Portland yesterday a fte r an autopsy and Ice cream w ll begin early next are mounted well forward.
T he taking of the United States I
W ork on the plane has been rushed
is the
trade
g
song . Swing
Low,
S irls’
w e e t glee
C h a r club;
io t h a
. ,h
. .
_ . C’ n"U8 *" 8pr,B«fl«ld «• h *!»« frushed '
La*t Bank Lata Laat Night,
had been performed and a mlcrasco- week. Mald-O-Cream
8
name under which all the product* the past two weeks so that the test
Sweet
Chariot, by the g ir l, quartet forward rapidly, according to I. Lari-
Say* Highway Officials
pic examination o f the dead forester’s
from the cheam ery w ill be marketed. flig h t could be made
Sunday.
A
which won second prise at the music ------ ---
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head ha dbeen made by D r F ra n k R.
mer and Mrs. C. E. W heaton, enum
complete wing and part of the fusel*
feat In Eugene; a bass solo. The Sea.
T
he
M
cK
en
tle
pasa
I*
open
for
Menne,
professor
of
pathology
at
the
erators who have been counting the
•I Ceoling System W o rking
age. w a* built In this city. T he m otor
by M cDowell, sung hv Alfred Frese;
people here since laat
Wednesday. automobile tra ffic . This was the In- U n iversity of Oregon Medical school
The cooling
system Is
wokring
was also mounted here and All of th *
a baritone solo. Going Home, aung They w ill be nearly
form
ation
given
out
th
is
morning
•»
Portland.
through
with
fine. T
— w o of the rooms are now be- cowling was cat and fitted on. T he
by Fred Buell; a han)o due, number th e ir task on Saturday o f thia week. I from t*,e Eugene office of the state
T ie autopsy failed to reveal any
ing kept a t a tem perature near the building w ork has been done at the
by Irene Manley and Beaale S tew art; Both of the local enumerators rinlsh- hlBhway d«l>8 «’lm ent.
alim ent which M acduff might h a v e ______ _
frees,ng point, while the other where « r a y ’s form er store building through
and several popular num ber, by the . *d their firs , precinct
Wednesday
Ths r j,a r y "nf,»P lo w had completed b«’ " suffering from and Indicated the Ice cream w ill be kept la now be-
K o r e a » , • male quartet which ha* j
wer). , U r t ln , „„
rem a|nlllK
ta work or
opening
the
e n tire ‘ b8* he was In good health at the ' Ing colled and w ill be brought down the courtesy of the store. T he* school
o ffic ia l* did not have a building large
been singing over radio K O R E I *
route
late
laat
night
and
tra
fric
he m e, hla death.
one*. M any of the people are no, In
i to a tem perature of 10 degrees below enough a t the airp ort to build the
Eugene
The Koreans Include W il
v e r the road w ill be perm itted at
Powder m arks were found
the city, says M r
Larimer, but • once,
according to the h 'O > * a y offl- l * * « e of the dead man's head on the r f T h e
*" “ nd W" ‘ ,ed 10 fln,Sh “
liam Pollard, A lfred Fnaae. Ernest
blanks are be'ng mailed to them.
M cK inney, and one other singer.
clnla.
T haw ing w eather and melt- rt«ht "Ide. and experts agree th a t It <cool the plant when It la explained fore erecting th e lr new buildings at
No trouble ha* been experienced
The m em ber* of the girls’ q u a rte t
Ing snows w ill probably soften the •* highly probable th a t a powerful that the cooling plant has been work- the field.
are V e rn lc . Haw ke. Jule
Foltard. by ‘ the
" m ,“ local
? ' " num ara' ora Kreryone d irt surface oa the’ l*y?bed".” ‘ 7nd
Tea, F lig h t M a rk * Progress
nn- gun such as M acduff carried could Ing almost two d ay* and It w ill taka
Blanch* Bate* and L e i* Squire*.
'
,o
>n*
' ' J T T gted
O W ,he W *" ,a Bot h ,T *
f,r ’‘d “
a cloae rang* 8notb«'’ d«7 or two pefore the coldest
The test flights Sunday w„1 add
another episode to the history of th *
Bangs are Listed
..........
...
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’
desired, as It w ill probably
probably cut
cut un
up w
w ithout
ithout leaving
leaving a,
any powder burns room reaches
the 10
I In he counted,
asid
—
— M r. Larim er.
, the
. ’ u r,afe-
' i ""
^ ad
0 - «
«
he «•»«• e . . ; «7 h iZ p T h e ? .« -’ i ; S ’ , Ï Ï e. ,,,.
T h * glee club w ill sing Oypay F ire,
T he P iper’s »nng and The Venetian CONVENTION DELEGATES
An
m i r » ’ “ e K # n ,,e * * “ X
’ ^ ‘7
m" 7 " "h<,‘ ^ r,tu r e down when 11 ” on<-e re a c h -!.h e local Held during 7te In U IM te s t*.
Love Song.
ru n c s c a j D V e rm e -w a » » » » n i ’ a
.
*1.
" BW “ r ’y
‘V
H
pow,‘r i'd
and ,h a t 11 . * * • » « »rd U »« to M r. Pyle.
|
T h . fie ld
» . i s i . k ____ _
.u -
The field I* rap idly becoming the
The mem ber* of the glee club are;
CHOSEN BY REBEKAHS op* n1nX date for this mountain ____
pass, would be necessary
. to hold the gun
—
■ ■
i
bes,
In
the
e
n
tire
valley,
according
first sopranos: Leola Oates, Dorothy
’
,B 1MS tb * P *"8 was opened
to clo*e to his head to blow tue powder O F F I C E S A R E C l F iN P n
| |o many pilots. T he 2700 foot runw ay
Potter. Vernice H aw ke. Hasel W ll-
Election of delegate* and alternate tra ffic on April 2», and this was con Into the brain
GLEANED
11_
|_
!
hforthoAat-Southweat has been graded
delegate*
to
the
Rebekah
grand
lodge
sldered
quite
a
feat
at
that
time,
son. Junia May. Eva
Louk,
Helen
WHILE DOCTOR IS
i M r. M acduff was found dead last
and Is nearly a ll graveed. The entiro
M ersdorf; second
sopranos:
Doris meeting to be held In Portland on
-
— _ _____
Saturday morning In a
clump
of
The entire office o f Dr. C arl Phette- field hag been gone over with the
Chase. Blanche Bates, Jessie Beal*. May. 20. 21 and 12, occupied the EVANGELISTIC SERVICES
brush about one m ile above the Mc-
place Is being renovated thia week c ity scraper and leveled off. A large
Beulah Richardson. Buth Bettis and greater part of the tim e at the M on-!
/ s u » ■ « » » ....
..
Kenxle bridge. A bullet had
been
shot through the h .» d .n d .n
dur,n< ,b<‘ 8bgence of the doctor, who rtrc ,e ’ r° r » « d of light colored gravel.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Daisy Tom seth: altos: Lela Squires, day evening meeting of the R ebekah '
high school neat fall These are the
only two teacher* on the faculty now
The g ir l* ’ glee club and the violin
Creamery Starts
Milk Deliveries
McKenzie Pass
Upen to 1 raffic Ken,,e .Br,dw- ,natoad0f,h«teW
8,d«
Mtss Dorothjy G irard. Mrs. I
Evelyn Buell, Jule
Pollard. Em ma lodge.
HELD ALL THIS WEEK
T rln k a , N e llie W rig h t, and Lela M ax C arrie J a rre tt, and Mra. L ily Kiser
were the o fficially elected delegates.
Evangelistic
services
are
being
well.
Mrs. K atie B rum e,te. Mrs. Ellen Bar- held 8,1 tblg week by the pastor, Rev.
ker, and M rs
L illian
Black were
P ru itt,
at
the
Springfield
MASONS TO ENTERTAIN
( hrlstian church. The services were
selected as alternates.
AT POTLUCK SUPPER
Plans were also discussed at the i ", " r,ed s “ nday and have had a good
M em ber* of the Eastern Star lodge meeting for a potluck lunch to be a” ',ndRnc« " 8<'b evening
' I -BWI'er’ ce Sunkler. choir lender a,
w ill be entertained
by the local held a, the next meeting.
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the Eugene Christian church. Is di-
Masons at a potluck supper thia even
ing. Cards w ill furnish entertainm ent
following the supper. C. A. Swarts,
Sid W ard and Carl Olaon are on the
Masonic
com m ittee
handling
the
social gathering.
Power W orkers Escape In ju ry
J. M ille r and K. 81ms, both em
ployes of the Mountain States Power
company, narrow ly escaped In ju ry on
Saturday when a pole which they
were handling slipped and fall. The
pole graced them hut they were not
injured.
cartridge was found a few fee, from
no: b Z ’ oroted. X
Illness at Powers. The walls and cell- front ot the offtoo building. This I*
‘.hheo ,bh i * ‘ beh;„’ l ,n' V ' \ a l>
™ " B ha-
—
| “M d
,Rnd,n‘
j somlned and the floors have all been
fired from his Luger pistol and the
Busy Bee Club Meets
given a new coat of varnish.
empty shell found on the ground a p -1
Juanita
W ilson enterealned
the
Dr. Phetteplace returned to Spring-
parentlv was discharged
from
his
members of the Busy Bee sewing
field las, night. His office has been
own gun.
club at her home on Friday evening.
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lHt>
H e had been supervisor of Ihe taken care of by his nurse. Miss
March 28. A ll of the members were
Cascade National Fores, for several Baxter, while he was away.
preernt and spent forty-five m inute*
years, and Is survived bv his wife and
sewing.
L ig ht
refreshments
were
MAN LOSES ONE FINGER
I
"J0 !,ln* ln* ° f
«
SO-volce two children, both attending school ATONEMENT IS SUBJECT
served and arrangem ents were made
i cnolr. And In Addition nnch Avpnfns in Fmcann
IN SAWMILL ACCIDENT ■* spec.«, music Friday evening! Simple Btneral services were he.d
AT ME™ O D'ST CHURCH for the next meeting.
The Busy Bee sewing club is one
Frank Parrish,
T hird
and
M ill U n F ^ t ’h e r X l a r M un .hy” ' X
«ne M
” " 7 " ^ b ^ ’" "
! “The A ‘ 0BWnent” haa
chosen
o f the 4 H club groups which was re
streets, son of John Parrish, was ser- Robertson and Gerald Morrison w ill to P o rt,'" a 7
,hp bodj' WR" ’"'n‘ , bV Hev. C. J. Pike of the Methodist cently organized In Springfield, and
lously Injured
yesterday
afternoon R|,1R
’
’ “ d for <'rpmi»tlon the follow church as his sermon topic for next holds meetings every two weeks at
when h l" loft hand became caught In I
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__________ ! n* dav- 11 was ,n p°ft1nnd that per-
Thursday evening’s topic w ill be : mission was received to delay the Sunday morning. The choir, under the the homes of m em ber*.
a gear on one of the machlnea at the
direction of M ra. Arah Hoyt Rae, w ill
Christensen saw m ill, west of Eugene I i n g " ™ ! ^ J
, . F rlo'*.y eTen' ’
■"
»hat an autopsy
Ring an anthem .
Methodist M issionary Group
where he was employed.
T he firs,’ ' WIH he dlscLas^d i n
n
’ " " d '>tnm,n,” 'on of
bra,n
Mrs. Jessie Bertsch was hostess at
finger o„ the hand was pulled o ff In , e ^ S a t X
madP
h“ V,,
d0,,e
The Sunday school m eet* a t 9:46
her home In Springfield on Tuesday
the accident. He was rushed to the th d 8 ‘ , day eTPn'nA- b,'t Sunday much to discount the m nrder theorv. and the Epw orth League a t 7: SO.
afternoon for the regular m eeting of
For the evening service the pastor the Womens M issionary society o f
m e d ic ., care.
«” «’•( T he Knocker
and In the evening found which Indicated the man was
has selected the question W h a t Know the M ethodlat church. Several re p o rt*
| Leprosy and Sin."
, ahot
fh„ r|(tht
ledge? for hla topic.
v .ire read.
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