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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS No, 4» rW B N T Y -N IN T Il YKAlt HONOR ROLLS NT SCHOOLS GIVEN Louk Heads ENNE CHAMBER CONTINUES ¡Streets 1 ake On LANDMARK RAZED MASONS SELECT Mrs. Degree Members holiday Dress TO MEE1JN G in IN S O W FIREl NEW 0EFICER5 GRIP ON CONST Football Dinner ¡COLD A t H. S. Friday I ------------ i 'Largo Community Tree at' Letterman's Club to Initiate —»----- Fourth and Main Promised; R. O. Carr Family Driven Out Dan Sewart Succeeds John Henderer as Worshipful Second Six Week« Period Four New Members: Coach Warmer Night Wednesday of Home Just Before Noon; Light Strings Ready i and Noon Temperature of Hall Directs Stag Affair Shows Decrease in Number Master of Liberty Lodge Nothing Saved from Blaze 34 Brings Hope ___ of Change All ornamental light posts In with Perfect Attendance Annual Election and Chriet- mas Party Held at I. 0. O. Important Problems Listed on Program for Consideration F. Hall Friday Night at Friday Meeting Mrs. Fred Louk was chosen presi dent of the Juanita Rebekah Pro Dan Stewart was named to sue ttprlngfleld and almost all of the Another of the old Springfield gressive 22 Degree team at their SPRINGFIELD TO BE HOST ,-T tn ICE SKATING 18 POPULAR «tore fronts are taking on a holiday landmarks ceased exlstance here ceed John Henderer as worshipful ALL BUILDINGS LISTED j meeting and party Friday evening. 1 appearance this week In the form Sunday morning about noon when master of Liberty Masonic lodge Mrs Zella Cantrell Is the vice- Quarterly and Monthly Tax Fuel and Food Supplies Suf- t,f stream ers of green rope made firs completely raxed the ft. O. at their election meeting Tuesday president. and Miss Doris Girard Payment Plans and Auto Cold Weather and Scarlet Carr home on West Main street evening. fer During Sudden Change; from branches of cedar trees. 1st the secretary-treasurer. Fees to Be Discussed Fever Scare Blamed for Ab between Mill and Second streets. Other officers named are Arthur Many Potatoes Freeze When the work is completed one This was alee the annual Christ-j TgxM r(luggr(,. guto ||c . M e fee.. sences; Honor Lists Good Efforts to save anything from the j Baugh, senior warden; Harold ■" — ¡star fashioned from this same ma # gaUg (gx bouse were futile. ¡Stew art, Junior warden; C. E mas party for members of the drill I m)nln< The weather continues to be the terlal will be placed at the top of Honor rolla for the second six team and they exchanged toys for the state are among the many Defective wiring la believed to j Wheaton, re-elected secretary ; J weeks of work st the Hprlngtleld mo t Important topic of discussion each lamp post. which were later gathered together topics which are sure to be brought schools which ended Friday were here this week on the ninth day Yhe work waa endorsed by the have caused the fire which was not ! E. Cross, treasurer. and will be used by the G rls Lea- up for discussion here Friday night announced this week. after a frigid wind swept the entire Hprlngfleld Chamber of Commerce discovered In tbs bouse until the^ Dan Crites was re-elected truste entire upper part burst Into flames. I Appointive officers for the lodge gue at the high school during their I wben Connty (.hBBab<w of A considerable decrease In th Pacific Coast early last week and an(1 financed by the tndl Mrs Carr attempted to telephone for the year 1933 include S e lv e r t; Christmas party Friday to cheer j Colnmerce ha< monthly dinner sect the mercusy tumbling, fsr v|d„B| merchants represented by number of names on the roll for the fire station and did succeed In Jacobsen, senior deacon; L ester[ the hearts of their guests. meeting at Taylor’s hall at S.SO. below the freexlng point. | j obn p y|e and Selvert Jacobson. this period Is accounted for In tb« -------------------------- glvlng the alarm but w a. unable to Hufstader, Junior deacon; Dr, W. This will he the final meeting of Nine days of cold weather during Klgin |,,.|wrt Is doing the work. extremely cold weather lately glva the location before communi N Dow, senior steward; James E. the county organisation prior to which the temperature hovered be , . Many of the students have been Rogers. Junior steward; Oswald M. tween six and tw elve degree. W « . t e r t has also promised to cation was cut off. the meeting of the state legislature to erect a large Christmas tree In J. M. Larson, standing In his Olson, marshal; J. F. Ketels, chap and will be one of the most Import above xero la alone quite som e re- the street at the Intersection of service station at the com er of ! lain ; and E. E. Fraederlck, tyler. ant of the year because of the many ( cord for thia part o f Lane county Fourth and Main atreeta. The Second and Main streets, observed Hrarlet faver has also accounted Installation of both groups of of- vital subjects to be brought for Coming aa It did following one of for the abeence of several from the ' the mildest winters In year, dur , Mountain H ta^s Power company smoke which seemed to be rolling fleers will be held at the next meet discussion and endorsement! or re class rooms, Loral doctors say that , l„g which the thermometer had has offered to light the tree and out of Ihe chimney but thought tag on December 27. jection, thinks E. C. Harlan, secre the spread of this disease has been • often climbed to 70 degree srd suitable lights are to be provided little of It believing this to be ( ft was decided at the meeting to tary of the Eugene Chamber ot checked In Ihe city and that there during which the valley had not bX the ( hamber of « ommerce caused by a strong fire. Later when pUt off any social meetings during Two Red Cross Officials to Commerce and also secretary of have been few rases reported ; | felt frost severe enough to kill j the fire truck had arrived and a ' December as there were manyi Speak at Weekly Meeting; the County Chamber. front window was broken In an a t-' Christmas Functions which occu- lately. Judges Approve Short Plan plants outdoors prior to December Yo Yo Contest is Set tempt to secure some of the person-1 pied the tim e of the members, An unbroken record of attend The rttal matter of taxation wlU 5. when It made known tta presence Miss Mary Annin, executive sec- ; be presented in the form of a dis- al property It seemed that the aace for each period la necessary j Resident of Uppar In no uncertain terms ... i.„ ..„ .„ l on th attendance I j Lifelong Keamoiu oi «pp® to he „ named the e roll roll attendance flames shot out of all parts of the MISSION GROUP PLANS retary of the Lane County Red cuaslon of the quarterly and month Foeda f m m m Shelter record. Hcholarahlp determines the . Willamette District Dies on -res a m u c c n v n u l l v ! Cro"«- and Ml88 iil88en- fieId work ly*U i Payn>ent p,an8 Th« county building, he said. Thursday at Lowell wb“ ,h" eI,#nd'” T O A ID Nfc.fc.OY F A M IL T I ihjg d|Btr,ct> w,„ le „ mem judges and commissioners at their selection on the honor roll proper Insurance to the amount of |10d0 cold will have on food prices re- In the high aehool a student mu»t | l>f.r8 of the Springfield Lions club ‘ annual meeting In Portland Tues- was carried on the building which C Morgan. «». lifelong mains to be seen The United Wtates | exactly what the status of the day went on record in support of . - . . .— — have an average of two or better | Eddie was owned by Henry Stewart of Members pJan to Ca he maintains this average resident of the Coast fork section '¿ J !,,." ' prices for Small Children of City to Be Eugene, and the furnishings were F’ m,,y * ¡needy families Is In this district the monthly tax payment plan snd I f ------------------- . . . . . ______ . . . . . . . . . . . I n.,1 Ì.I1..I .1 h l . h o m e a t Ixtwell late last possibility of higher price, tor during the sem ester he need not died St h l. home st Isiwell late last <eBMaWo .n d produce nor and will assist In the formation of j They also asked that the leglsla- Guests of Girls' League at also Insured. take the final examinations for that Thursday evening. . . the Sm-rn Christmas relief plans for the club tore restore the 12 percent tax The house has stood for years I He w s. born at Trent. Oregon, on mally received from the Sacra- Christmas Affair Mrs. R. M. Day, state super'n- If the members decide to take any penalty which was abolished In the period. as the lone residence on the west June 2». 18S3 and was engaged In meoto valley, but which has been tendent of young people's work. In action at their Friday luncheon last session and to provide for a A large number of the sm aller1 end of Main street. It was original LINCO LN SCHOOL farming and atock raising most of p la ite d by heavy fro st, and snow- the Christian church, was the prin discount if the total tax -is paid ly the property of the Joe Stewart h l. iiiw life He operated a meal _______ markel fall Indication, also point to a de- i children of this city will have their cipal speaker at the regular m eet meeting. PI ret Orade _____________ when the first Installment la due. . ______ a_ A l.. k a ld s o n ’ h .l. l m e n r o ir tw b im VssaP n n Red Cross workers are trying to Attendance — Geraldine Meek | , weU whBrf, be hag |,ved . for crease In the orange crop S this sea only f Christmas party t this year on estate and at one tim e had been ing of the Christian Missionary so Others In this county favor the used as a hospital where some of Keith Thomas. Billy Carleton, i yearil „ , h„ , , me „f son. Whether It will alter the mar Friday afternoon when the Girls ciety of the local Christian church list the names of various fam ilies, to be given boskets by <*«»*«” P‘ ymeD‘ “f U l e "' Both the present physicians of Spring- Norma Jean Shannon, Norvnl Shan hlg dga|h ket Is not known as the crop Is le a g u e of the Springfield high Tuesday evening when that or which are plans are Intended to make It field practised their profession. different organisation.-, at Christ non Hilly Devls. Wanda Hensen. Surylyorg include two slaters, teat now being harvested snd this school entertain for them. ganisation met at the home of Mrs. easier for individuals to pay at Joanne Ward. Beverley Roberta. Mlgg I)algy Morgan and Mra. Herb- fruit Is alw ays available at a low Ea(,h m«,mber of the league will W. A. Taylor. Mrs. Day attended mas. Many of these will be pre least a part of the taxee when they pared and distributed and it may Shirley Maxwell «-t K. Walker, both of Etixene; one price at that time. br|ng one or two small children aa the International convention at In are due and thus Increase the reve- dlanapolis. Indiana, in October and .b e possible to hare one for each supported activities Second Grade sister-in-law. Myrtle M Morgan of Ixxtally hundreds and probably her guegt for the afternoon and a has Just returned from a trip of family if duplications are preven- Attendance-- Lois Chase, Paul Klamath Falla, three nephews and thousands of bushels of potatoes regu|a(. party with lots of enter- Cougar Bounty Issue Up risltatlon In Southern and South ! ted. Ine Clement, ItaVonne Johnson three nieces. and vegetables have been spoiled ta|nment and appropriate refreeh- The question of bounty on cou- 1 eastern Oregon churches. Special musical numbers will be Barg wln by Mr. Har- llarbara Jane Ketels, Dale McBee ptmeral services wore held from by the freexlng weather Family mwnts Is planned* Speclal m usk was arranged by arranged for by M C. Kirkland ,an whQ wag ,n porttand this week lletty Qulney. Melvin Shannon lx>weU ,.burth Saturd .y after- after family which bad Mrs. R. E. Moshler, who also play- and H. E. Maxey, members of the I confer with members of the Dorothy Stelnmeta. Kathryn Alice o t.lot.k w)lh Oorden C supply stored away In sheds or ,.ri)gr,.KHtye 2, drill team State Game Commission. Governor Thompson. Gerald Uohytll. Jackie Or(ffl|) orfu.tottag. PooleDray liar | have contrltated a number o t toya Resident of Marcola Dies I n ^ 8— i ch rtstm a. son g., Devo- entertainment committee. . . . . . .. o ; tions were directed by Mrs. N. L. lllll Vaughn. A little bit of fun will be injected Meier haa indicated that he will thulomew chapel had charge of ar find" that the frost had penetrated the occasion and others will Hospital; Leaves Many Re- PoUard Mrg E r Pyne and Mrs Third Grads into the meeting this week when ge«k the discontinuation of the rangements. this protection. I »* furnl,h, d the «THs. latives In South States Ren Hollister. Attendance—Hester Joan Thomp C. F. Barber attempts to hold a Yo ! hounty payments as an economg B S w e r u l « e r v l c e s f o r Richard Acy ! Member8 of the 8Oclety baT® de' 1 , Yo contest among the membership measure. « seem s that the State son. Genevieve Robertson. Ida Much Fuel Consumed This Is nn annual event at the Funeral services for kh naru Acy c4<Jed concentrate their home The cold snap also has Its ngree Hl.kooi and has become a part of Johnson. Ida Ann Moore. Jim mie - Commission may be able to make Bradhurn. 31. of Marcola. who died m|(|(i)on actlr„ ieg OQ one fam|iy of the club. able aspect. Wood dealers are doing work o( the organization, Hmlth. Howard Carrels. Robert a deal with the Biological survey at the Eugene hospital Tuesday. hpre 1( They hope to sel- a good business or expec t to soon They p,.epare baakets at Thanks- Hmlth. Harold Squires. Vernon department of the United States are to be held from the Poole-Gray- j needy family and care for ns the family supplies of fnel dwln- time and entertain the chll- whereby trained hunters would sub- Hmllh. John Ogilvie. Bartholomew chapel In Eugene this ! them , hrough the entlre wlnter. dle away before a constant drain dren Jug, before Christmas, Fourth Grade ! stitute th e bounty payments. afternoon at 2 o clock. Dr. S. Earl Mrs. Taylor served refreshments made to keep homes and offices . a ... uo,. Scholarship— John Carrels. Eu At the November meeting of the heated day and night to protect Some of the Springfield children Childers will officiate and Inter at the close of the meeting. ! County Chamber body those pres gene Miller. Hldnoy Ward. I’eggy who will not have Christmas trees ment will be made In the new I. O. ent approved a plan providing for W right Resident of Marcóla for Past wa¿2L..^.'.L also repotcln« ,n their own homes are also being O. F. cemetery. , Younger folk are — . _ CIVIC CLUB PLANS TO a 50 percent decrea-e In automo- Attendance— John Carrela. Gsr Mr. Bradburn was born in Mis ----------- bile license fees without any addi- hard Coll. Nathan Fletcher. Lyle 11 Years Passes at Hospital .In the fact that they are able t o , entertained this week at the soror- AID SCHOOL LUNCHES souri. later moving to Tennessee In Eu use Ice skate« for the first time In «T a"d fraternity hou.e Following Illness Garvin. Harold Starks. Alvin Funeral Services Held From tionai gas or personal property tax. while a small boy. He also lived many years The many bodies of <«>>•• «. thrum . Hldney Ward. l,eona Ware. zx. I u j - . . . The delegatee from the various Members of the Springfield In Colorado and California before Eugene Chapel on Mondey; member werp agged to ag. Funeral services for David H still water In this vicinity are Ideal Peggy Wright. Civic etub will donate canned vege coming to Oregon. White, 5«. of Marcóla who died at th((| gpor, now co|d wea Dr. Stivers Preaches certain the sentiment of their con Fifth Grade LEGION PLANS PROGRAM He was a member of the Christ tables for the hot lunch plan be’ng _ Scholarship __ _ — _____ stituent bodies In the support ot Flora _ Hertsch the Pacific Christian hospital In (her M#ttle4 down quietly without used in the grade schools it was ian church and of the Royal Neigh Edward P. Shinn, long time resi- one or another of the fee reduction W ands Burch. Hhlrley Haack. War Eugene* Friday were held Monday ra||) or R|1OW tni, the watPr froxe FOR SESSION TONIGHT decided at their regular meeting bors of America. dent of Marcola. died Friday. Dec- plang deIegat!ong at the m eet. ..... Ingram Marvin O'Quinn. Beryl I from the Brunstetter Hltnon chapel ln(() |ca w,(h a gmootb r|ean sur- Tuesday evening at the home of ember 9. in Oakland. California, at (ng hgre n(ght wffl caUed Survivors include his widow, Robertson. Albsrt Hhesrer. Frank ¡ at 1 ;30. Interment was made Io the A program and potluck dinner Mrs. W. O. Burch. This was the Laurel Grove cemetery. Ie, Skat|nB Available w"> f«*a'«re the regular m eeting of Dorothy Bradburn; two children. Christmas party for the club and the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. pn tQ exprea, tbe sentim ent of th-> Attendance — Frank Andernon.j Mr. White was born In Maine on Skating parties on the Booth- « n ' i l ' T ”vl.tr hil'l Richard. Jr. 6. and Stacy aged 11 was In charge «f Mrs. Emily Peters R Butler. He was 82 years of age. Kroup8 wb,cb tbey represent th“” - The body was shipped to Eugene by melnberg of the legisla Hhlrley IlM ck. Willard House. War Marrb 187g and bad lived In Kelly mill pond here have ¡ #t months; his motner. Mrs. Lena Talks on foreign observation of where funeral services were held tpre from th(g connty an opportua- Bradburn. Hancock. Kentucky, and ren Ingram. Alberta Keeler. Ju n ior, ¥arloug par„ of lh „ united States held every afternoon and evening , ,o "'s b ’ Tbe "'«nn 7 Christmas were given. the following brothers and sisters; Monday afternoon from the Veatch to MCer4Mln the wishes of th: I A lton . Bobby Pugh. Beryl Robert | bad be«'n a resident of Marcola this week. Many other groups are ■ w ' e ’ ‘ chapel. Dr. E. V. Stivers officiated ^ p ^ making regular visits to nearby Special musical numbers and ¡Jam es and Pearl Bradburn. In Ten- son, llave Bmlth. Emrnn Ixiu Htrat for the last 11 years. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR and Interment was made in the old Minera to Be Present lakes each night. At Leaburg and j other Christmas features have j nessee, Vernon Bradburn In Ken- ton, Frank Stunrt, Valentino Uchy- H e Is survived by his widow, further up the river where the tern- been arranged for the .program and ¡tucky; Newton Bradburn in Arkan- HOLDS DISTRICT RALLY ¡J o. o . F. cemetery. Mining men from Cottage Grove til. Cora W hite; three step-daughters. perature has been even colder than all members are urged to attend sas; Mrs. Ivy Bishop In Colorado; Mr Shinn was born in Illinois amJ other digtrictg of tbe county Júnior High Mra. Ruth Hamilton of Terre In the valley, many skating par j by P. J. Bartholomew, president Rally of all th ristian Endeavor on October 15. 1850. | w„ , preaent to explain the new Mrs. Ethel Britton, Kansas, and Attendance — Bcrnlco Bornea. Mrs. Alice Mil ties have been held. A few of t i l e societies in this district was held, Survlvors tnclude the following mJnera, ^ ^ r y laboratory now In Mrs. Edith Claiborne in Texas. --------------------------- Elpier Chase. Roacoe Colé. Floytl Mare, brath of Marcola and Mrs. O. R. brave ones there are reported to ------------------------- ,a t the Christian church Sunday ; sang gnd dau(thter8. Mrs. T. C. Ren- opergtlon at Cottage Orove wb ,r. Royal Neighbors Meet Oreen. Ellxabeth Johnson. Margaret Mitchell of Macy. W ashington; and have ventured out on tbe Ice on ----------- Son is Born— Mr. and Mrs. Robert afternoon and evening. S terlin g; frow gnd Jameg s b inn of Healds R )g now )n gervtce on Bohem a Meek. Lols Jane Wllson. Genova Wycoff. Jean Daniels. Marvin Oor- »"<> • ‘’ ‘" " " • j ’™ !* ,T W' the lake Just above .h e dam without Mrs. W T. Stearmer was hostess O. Jelllson of toe Mohawk region Cash, president, and M. E. Hayes burg Ca)iforI1ia. Mrs. Butler. John mlne ore? 7 ' 'ton and Orvlllfc Miller of Marcola. 1 at her home Wednesday for the are the parents of a baby son born of Eugene led the afternoon dis E ghinn , n Mexico city. Mrs. Ed Tbere hag ^ p n considerable d '• accident. rle. Bueford Holveraon. Karl House. ty of the Royal to them at the Pacific Christian cussions. A potluck dinner was ser Blegglng Salem; Mrs. Leonard (.uggion a gtate ga)eg tax wbich Blessing. Salem; Mrs. Bo seldom Is Ice-skating possible ' Christmas Jim m ie Grigsby. Dale Robertson. Neighbors of America. Mrs. Ina hospital on Thursday, December 8. ved at 5:16 and the regular C. E Jackson. Eugene; and one. brother. win b)J offered to the legislature as In this country that when the sult- Bob Rodenbough. Scott Wright. | KENSINGTON CLUB PLANS 1932. I program at 6:30. _______________ Till Bhinn In Eugene. a meang of reducing the heavy bur h KI o condition« came Into existence Schrivner was her assistant. June Berg. Elva Boyles. Lillian FOR CHRISTMAS PARTY none of the merchants had stocks --------------------------den on real estate. This Is expected Butler. Ada Johnson. Jaan Lloyd. to be presented and to invoke a Haxel Nenbltt, Ilia L oiloe Putmnn Annual Surprise Event to Be at of skates. A hurried search of sec JOINT MISSION GROUPS ond hand stores uncovered many lively discussion, By Albert T. Reid Mabie Hlomaen. Juan Stratton. Home of Mrs. Milton V. Walker HAVE SUCCESSFUL MEET The dinner will be prepared by palrs which had not been used for Jeannlno Withers. Gordon Baldwin. Monday, December 1» the Cooking Club of the Christian eight or ten years. Billy Burnett, Kenneth Cook. Floyd An interesting meeting of the church. 'Cornoll, Harold Foss. Delmas Gias- j Members of the Kensington club Days Become Warmer combined Home and Foreign mis Earl Hill, president of the Coun Indications are brighter for a pey. Donald House. Joe Keever. nnd th(ltr gu<M(ts will he entertained sion societies of the Methodist ty Chamber and a member of the Wilbur McPherson, Robert Perry, neg| Monday evening at the home release from the cold grip soon, church was held at the Church Lane county legislative delegation, Wesley Robertson Lloyd Beaman. I f Mrg Milton V. Walker when despite the fact that the weather Tuesday In the form of a 1 o'clock will preside at the meeting. Leroy Williams. Thurman Wll- K jrs. Paul Basford and Mrs. Walker man has tw ice predicted this only luncheon. This was the second Hams. James Hebert, Robert Kee . wjjj be j0| n< bo«tesses at the an to have a colder snap lescend. The meeting of the combined groups y^QQQQpAFT HOLDS ITS temperature of the pastxtwo nights nan. Geneva Keeler, Valeria Koch npal Christmas parly of the club. Nora Lanning, Helen Lyons, Wan program committee headed has shown slight improvement " ■ ¿ X ', .. CHRISTMAS GATHERING että Neet, Jane Phntr, Nellie Prln- L Mrg w K Barbell and with here. In Eugene where the off trial meeting a report of the Home Mis dell. Halen Putmnn, Dorothy Kan8' Mrs. Clarence Cha«e nnd Mrs. U w r reading was 6 degrees above xero Oswald M. Olson was Initiated sion work was given and Mrs. Dean dell. Hhlrley Boavey, Betty Stein-1 enc# May have gomo interesting Tuesday night It had climbed to Into the Pine circle N. O. W. here C. Poindexter led the Bible lesson. haue;, Muriel Tyson, Maxine Val' program features In preparation 34 during the day and dropped back last night at their regular meeting Mrs. A. B. Van Valxah reported Her. Thelma Williams. Edna J u n e ' but ref„ ge to divulge the nature of only to 10 last night. on a chapter from the book "Lady ,n th® 1 ° ? . F. ha . Yarnell. tbtlin before the night of the en- Even the goldfish are having Fourth Daughter " for .be discus- Tb>8 ‘b® Chri’ tB,Mg^ y Beholarshlp— Wendell Bartholo- ter, alnment. thetr troubles during this weather. period This book which deals organixatIon and a short pro- slon mew. June Ilerg. Ethel Gott, Sadie l Mrg idary K essey and Mrs Many persons with outdoor ponds held Gott, Muriel Patmore. Dale Rob Harry Whitney will have chnrge of have been chopping holes In the artson,, Clara Brooks. Ulla Weight. (he refregbments Ice and removing surplus Ice. Now Beulah Wllllamn, Jimmie Grigsby, Arrangements for the party were most of the water has turned to Muriel Tyson, Henry Chace. Mild-. compjeted at the meeting held last ice and they are trying to save red Waldrlp, James Hebert, pq-lday at the home of Mrs. E. C. the fish by pouring more water In Cogtll, Delorls Nice. BernTe Hmlth atuart M)gg Kdna Swarfs was as to the ponds. Marlon Adams has The members of th«■ society- are i »„«1* p " rtT U Haxel Nesbitt. | ststant hostess and Mrs. Donald been trying to devise some means Sadie Gott should have been In-1 Yoomb was a guest. of heating his pond without harm eluded on the scholarship honor ing the fish but has not succeeded' roll for the first six weeks, but was j p j A BAZAAR AND yet. to present a pageant on December have charge_______ ______ omitted through a clerical error. FOOD SALE SATURDAY 23 and those attending will be ask n J IIB O H T O HIGH SCHOOL ed to bring some produce or food CHRISTIAN CHURCH TO Freshmen MAYOR IN HOSPITAL Much Fine Quality Handwork to Be for th© bankets which will be fill- HAVE VISITING PASTORS Lester Anderson, Robert Benson ILL W ITH PNEUMONIA Bold; Prooeede to Benefit ’ ed Saturday morning. Professor C. E. Hoven of the En- Byron Boyles, Charles Clement, Hot Lunch Plan ----------------------- — gene Bible College will deliver the Russell Cooper, Florence Fish, Ed W. P. Tyson, mayor of Spring ’ Members of the Springfield Par NEEDLECRAFT ANNUAL ¡sermon at the morning servlet S» ward Hensen, I a I s Manley, Flor ent-Teacher association are spon field, Is 111 at the Pacific Christian I There will ence May, Warren Vail. PARTY TH IS AFTERNOON soring a bazaar and food sale Bat- hospital with pneumonia which be special music. The Christian En -Bophomore „ . , , i urday for the purpose of raising early last week was thought to be Jerry Clark, Charles Cole. Irvin | „ t ) ( arry o|> hot ,unch an attack of Influenza. He has Mrs. Laurence Moffitt will b e , deavor meets at S:30 for a program hostess at her home thl ; afternoon and In the hvenlng Hubert E. teas. Darr, Lucille Davis,. Mary Elkow plnn at the grade schools. The sale spent several restless nights. for the annual Christmas party of pastor of the church at Lorane, Clair Hadley, Malcolm Han en will be held at Egglmann's confec The monthly meeting of the City ' the Needlecrafi club. The affair will preach. There wlH be Stedel Margaret Jarrett, Helen Marx, Mar tionary starting at 9 o'clock Satur Council scheduled for Monday will start at 2:30. i tbto garet Miller, Doris Robinson, Edna day and will continue all during the night was postponed because of the >uiTa<ta>aTaA^.« Illness and absence of Mr. Tyson. day. (Concluded on Page 4) Members of tbe LettermaS'e club ‘,f Bl>r|ngfl«id h,* h *•*> b,,ld (htl,r Football Dinner sad program lu (he basement of tb« high school Friday evening accord ing to Marlon Hall, coach, who ha« charge of arrangements. New members of the club, those wb() are awarded their first letter t|,ts year will b« properly Initiated »gv'm em bers of the group. T hese Kenneth Cox. John Hale Adams Q ' Kondsll. and Dlsque Hmlth sentatlvcs of the various 'ons of the city have been o , -ivltstlons to attend. It ex. •g affair. Dalton Thur- la to r this year's football •ly preside. i team wi KORGNii’ iGNERIL HELD SATURDAY LIONS TO RENR T RELIEF EFFORTS R.S. GIRLS RNVE CRILGREN'S PIRIT R.N. FRNERNL TODAY ONTID WRITE DIES FUNERAL MONDAY E.P. SHINN DIES Those Little “Whatcha-Call-Ems"