THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
I IIIUTIhM’ll YKAH
LAST HONDA ROLL
REPORTS LISTED
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Nornun H Davis
HHHINOHK1JJ, I.ANK COUNTY. OKKOON. THURHDAV, JUNB 1. 1M3
No. 21
Girls Will Name MONTH
Winner bor Cup
CHILDREN PLAN
IS-COL
OFFSCHOBLTEAR
Three Vi* for Honor of Being
Chosen Outstanding Stu
Local Board Sets Thirty-two
dent in Local High School
Week* as Maximum; More
May Be Slashed If Needed
One of three girls, Marjorie Pro
Grado School* Finish Work
Monday; Report Card Di*
trlbutlon End* Year
Special Observation of Chil-
I dren'* Day to Be Made at
Christian Church Service
REORGANIZE AT LINCOLN
Children'» day will be observed ‘ h" °* Virginia Christie, or Herne
Springfield schools will not oper-
thia coming Munday, June 4, at the ,lln* *•< Farlsnd will be announced a ta ‘ mora than elgb, m,)n, bg neI[
Hprlngfleld Christian church with
» '« « » f
‘k* »om en a Civic
and mor> |nliy
( (jt off of
a special program by the young rlub ,u p *®» oitow morning at the , be
,f <uch
people of the Munday school under
* * “”• br-kfa.! sponsored neteggary Tblg waa ,b(. det.,„on
the direction
of Mrs. Ito land E «»F tbe O rla League of t h . Spring- ot (ha local school Ijoard announced
Moahler. The
program which will
k 1 ** ’ 1
at a special meeting Friday even
<on«ht of NongH, rerltatlon«, drill» ’
w’nner
CUP *IM not
"nd dramatisation», has been In *aln
of the cup. but will Melnber. of tba
fBe)
»«r »everal weeks and
X n e r T V o ^ ^ h O" , v""* <“ » that It will not be possible to
wl11 b» presented at 10 o'clock Hun-1 * h * nner"durto< the past four opergtg lbe c„ y
b«.yon4 tbe
day morning Just after the opening ***** • ln< e lh,! rup * “ o,,cred by <|ght month perl<j<J Jn
e s .r c l.e s of the Hund.y aehool.
,b " c* b “ “ pH“ *« ‘b® «>''
term, but are making plan, to oper-
The complete program for the 8bou'd b" J * * * “ lb'
a t . them on that basis
,
¡X X S ?
be*r i r ' y.Jr“
d"
No action wa taken on the pro-
Students at Lincoln School
Win Scholarship Letter* for
Honor Work During Year
A *»rl«s of picnic*, picnic lunette*
ami Individual room pari lea during
________ a ____
Die paid week brought to a close
Norman II Davis. efleial Euro-
the year'* activities at both the l.ln
colu and Hrattaln grade achoola a* paaa representative of the U. B. sad
resides! «ooeeveH'»
koosrveh '» Ambassador
a—»-— -nj-T
well aa the Junior high at the President
»I la r|
<■ e Geneva I >iaarmameat
Lincoln.
Confer
d tbe World Keo nom is
Hrattaln teacher* apent Monday Confer»
- - bleb opens si lx,ados
going over the »lam ination paper* I Juae II,
Q meriran vary mack in
. M r. Davis bas held
with their atudenta pointing out lbs new.
‘b«
where the Individual puplla (ell * * a T '« C 1 lK,,U
the N ation s.' Junior Inter li.p t !
Into Brazilian Jungles
Ele<'“ on ,o
» ' " " « ' b’ ® «
of u “ ber " • ‘a rl“
R. S. SENIORS ID
BET DIPLOMAS
John Casteel to Deliver Ad-
dr*** on Subject of “The
Graduate and Hom* Town”
CLASS
HAS
FORTY-ONE
Marcelin* Seavey is Saluta-
• torian and Florence Vail
Will Give Valedictory
Forty-one senior students nt
Springfield high school will offici
ally conclude their academic car
eers in thia city tomorrow night
when they are handed their dip
lomas of graduation by F. B.
Flanery. chairman of the school
I board tor district 1*.
Before these students are gradn-
! ated they will bear Professor John
I (.'aateel of the University of Oregon
j "
World W e
& va* « member of iho
Armistice
"J iksaiun ; Financial
adviser te I
-J it Wilson, oegoUa-
Uag
peaea
der secretary
of
H ta U . U .H
* of latereatioaal
Reonomie ( b
• in 1*87; sad,
is m v a m*i
f tbe Board or
Tru sten o f th<
gt* Eadowmaat
for la te ra *Uot
Greeting
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Zena Vail of ,b* cap waa b,,ld ,aat »»«k w,th . ’ * Z
“"d
contracU hare
down In their anawera.
Recitation—“My Wish "
each memb«r of the Girls League been *i* t‘*,i wl,h th« local teachers.
At the IJncoln school the Junior
speech department, speak to them
Joann« M cF arland caaGng a vote for her choice. Then 1'ast »Pfing when the teachers were *
high teacher» held a meeting after
at tbe Metbodlat church, on the
Bong— 'Ding Dong." .
Beginner l‘no,h’ r ballot waa taken with the J»’ “ * * retalD tb 8 ,r Poalttoua on
lb« atudenta had been <ll*ml»»ed
subject “The Graduate and Hla
names of the three highest as con- j ,be various faculties no salary |
Recitation
Joan Barber and
aod drew up tentative plana (or
Home Town." The graduation ex
textanta.
The
ballot*
were
counted!
,,1
Pula,lon‘
’
were
made
with
the
Bonnie Jean Thomas
their work neat (all. It waa necea-
ercise.; will start at 8 o'clock.
by W E Buell, principal and Miss taacha” and no time limit was set
Roto— "1 Think When I Read
vary to completely reorganise the
Graduation exercises for these
Anna Vogel. Girls League advisor ; 00 the ° n #r »»‘ended by the board.
That Bweet Story of Old."
work I her» aa the alith grade will
Springfield students and many
_
Elisabeth
Boyles
Tbe
»
,nner-
whose
name
will
be
in-
Members
of
the
board
did
not
be absorbed next year and Mlaa
others who cam e to this city from
Recitation_"What I Think"
scribed on the cup. will be announ-
the datea for the next school
Eleanor Hmlth will be brought
outlying communities to secure
_
Mary Pederson ced at tbe breakfast to be held | year nor the date on which school |
there (rota the liratlaln school
their education will mark the cli
| will open next fall. It is tbe attb
Class Junior Girl. Fr‘d a>f
Drill and Hong
a junior high school teacher.
max of a busy week of activities
Installation
of
officers
for
the
-
tuae
of
tbe
board
members
that
Trio
Mary and Eira
The high school honor roti can
started Monday with the first of
Girls
League
will
also
be
held
as
moat
of
the
time
which
will
be
Haiimg
tbe
high
seas
enroute
to
Boyles and Lois Wilson.
not be Included thia week aa the
a feature of this breakfast. New of- chopped from the school year be Brazil are Mrs. Alice La Varre tbe final examinations. Tuesday
Exer<-lse- "The Bible la a Gar
work there la not completed until
fleers to be installed are De Etta taken off at the close of the year (to p ), and her sister in-law, Mrs. they took a holiday for Decoration
den"
Primary
Dep't.
¡
Andre La Varre (below ), tbe two
Friday
Himlent. w h .«e work and attm.d Tw o-Y.ar llln **. I. Fatal to I »<”>«- '°« « * M orn.n, to To*.".... !»•»««•»»•■
V.rr. | £ t 7 x ^ 1 ton .“ l i d
Handgathe, president: : A.ys
Alya Thnt-
That tnereoy
thereby anowtng
allowing student,
student* an op- , ;omea mrnl^ „ of the f
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Barbara
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p
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o
t
;
Exln.
Sever-
port
un!
ty
to
assist
In
various
spring
Braxilmn
Gusa.a
E.ped.t-on
beaded
‘
Barbara Lewis
ance entitled them to a pluro on the Gilbert H. Tyson Monday;
for unexplored jungle*. They will be are attending the annual school
son. secretary-treasurer ; and Lela activities.
Dramatisation "What Dur Money
final honor roll of tbe year are:
the first white women ever to go into ! picnic and contest*
Tomorrow
Funeral H*ld Wednesday
Does"
Junior-later. Dep't. Putman, social promoter.
BRATTAIN BCHOOL
this great jungle sector.
; morning tbe girls will attend the
During the regular morning ser
Firat Grad*
An Hines* of two year* duration
- Girls League breakfast and later
EUGENE MINISTER GIVES
Richard Bennett. BUI Gardner, which made him an Invalid finally vice hour Rev. V elile Pruitt will
. all the students will gather at the
BACCALAUREATE TALK
Clair Irwin, Charles Martin. Itay j claimed the life of Gilbert H preach >be Children's Day sermon
school for the senior class pro
N oll Jr.. Htdney Peterson. Wayne Tyaon. brother of W. P. Tyson. on the auhject, "Tha Child Exalt
gram.
Sudden
Illness
Prevents
Baptist
N yslen, Vlralnls HtatnmaU. Ellen Hprlngfleld mayor, at hla home on ed." There will also be special ap
Girts Win High Honors
Pastor From Conducting
Van Lydegraf. lone Van Lydograf west i t Ave. In Eugene Monday propriate music at thia time.
To Marceline Beavey and Flor
Special Services
Second Qrad»
The evening service will be
at the age of 66 years.
ence Vail, both honor students and
Betty Campbell, Joyce Church.
Mr. Tyaon waa well-known In ceded by the Christian Endeavor
members of the "Torch" society.
The value of truth and beauty
Dorothy Galea, Dora Mae Keyes, Hprirtgfleld. having been auditor of meeting at
*:80. ''Pentecostal
Josephine Phalr, Virginia Pohl, the city's books for several year*. 7;;«;-’ .
c h ^ '^ z
to B* N . w Noble I £
Lincoln Junior High Holds
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C
-e n d . T
B e lm e Sweeney
out to m
of the 1*33 gradu
* z
i
‘h e salutatory and v a c
Grand;
Thelma
Tbotnaa Bacus, Victor Kvonuk. He waa a son of laaac and Char .....................
pastor for the evening service. The
ating class of Springfield high
L O n im e n c e m e n t for Large :dlctory addresses.
Richard Ftanery. Richard Martin. lotte Tyaon having been born at Misses l^ la 8 ulrea and Haael Wll
Chosen _______
as Vice-Grand
Class Monday Afternoon
schoor at their baccalaureate eer-
Dorothea
Frese
will
play.
Curtis Mattison. Auatln McCall. ('healer, England on March 18. aon will alng a duet at thia service
E dn. Yarnell was elec ted ! ’ *<* 3»»d*X e ’ en,n* »y Rev. Cecil
Priest's March” for the opening
Mrs
Roderick Htelnmetx. Roger T o b ia s., H77. ||« moved with hla parent*
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A cU88 of 43 B‘ud»n‘a »»re grad of the prorl-am Friday eTentog.
F. Ristow, . . pastor
of the Methodist
Noble Grand and Mias Thelma church in Eugene. The service was uat«*l
Clyde Waldrlp. Junior L*ac**h*r. to Bt Aervan. France In 1881 and JUNIORS
the eighth grade at the Musical numbers will be furnished
ENTERTAIN
Sweeney, vice-grand of Juanita i held at the Methodist church here. Llnco*n Junior high school thia by a g(ris sextet. Beth Jennings.
(tolls Hhearar. Edward BurkhearC lived there until coming to Oregon
FOR SENIORS
FRIDAY I mearte»
Rebekah hato
lodge
at ««.«i««
thetr
Third Qrad*
¡n 18*4.
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Uonri.v
u t y ReT- Rtato» «poke in the place of week “nder the direction of Roy
Gerber, Virginia Christie.
Betty Pat AW rich. Fannie Hick».
He was engaged In business In Annual Banquet Held at Thyior Wandu Barnes was chosen as r * ReT W,,llam G T*Z|or. pastor of Quln*>- pri“clp“ *' A few of theae Eva Look. Blanche Bates, and
-,
manua n am es was chosen as re- . ~
.
c n m n le te r f t h « t r i n » . ,
.
Cleone Maxey, Kathryn Moyer. Lots Fall City. Daliaa and Cottage Grove
c o r d l n w s a e r a t a r v a n d U r . F . i e i i . the 9 Prlc«fleld Baptist church who «HnP1«»««» ‘b®lr l° » e r division york j ew ei Helterbrand, who will sing
H all; Thaatr« Party Closet
Phalr. Muth Phalr. Bob Gardner, for aeveral years. Lalar he tiecame
Findley
as
treasurer
These
new
was
,aken
1,1
Sund»Jr
and
who
had
m
ld^
e
a
r
and
have
already
»tart
..By
lbe
W
aters
of Minnetonka”.
Evening's Program
Dick Gott. Thor wa Id Johnson. Max assoclale<i with the University of
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been announced aa the baccalaur- '*d LakFn* hl8h school work.
"Sunset," and "Indian Dawn.” Mlaa
will assume
tha X «»..d«
.
..
well I'ohl. Tom Williams. Vernon Oregon as auditor and served In
Member, of the 1»S3 graduat.ng 1 ; officer*
tbelr D«w of p the
^ U o lodge
n . following
thetr ea ,e spe,k er
ed Most
to e of
n m
^ ^ « ,.
h » £ r. h £ ? 7 o r ..
’ W * ““
Kunkle.
| that capacity until 1*81.
of Hprlngfleld high school ln, ta| laiu>n wJlk.h ha„ g«,«.. tenta
Mnelcal numbers for the service
. accompanist,
Fourth Qrad*
Hurvlvora Include hl* widow, class
were guests o f the Junior d a ta j tlye,y
for th„
(rf July Included two songs "The Loet their further education next fall.
Rev. Veltto Pruttt will give the
Hcholarshlp— llarrlaon Billing». Mrs. Nellie Hampton Tyson; nne
An interesting fact In this connec-
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, _______
„ „ „ brothers.
M.wiwwv» member* at the annual Junior-Hen
A
A*at of appointive officers ( h,,rd- and "Oh. That
• — » W e Two
• w” tjOn Is that while the high school Invocation and Rev. Dean C. Poln-
Bobby
Bennett, ________
Dorothy _ _ Flauery . ____
,„n. Alton Tyson; three
KdMh Ware. V erg i. Buxxard. Ethel ! Percy W of Hpringfield. Alan of 1
,b" T «
'“ ’“‘ x“ w‘" be n ,n “‘d bp tbe new Noble W«"»
b>' a ladl*a will graduate 42. the Lincoln school deXter Wl" pronounce * e benedic-
Ruth Fulop.
¡Eugene
and Gerald In Paris i Tay,"r han Fr,da>r
und*‘-jGrand at the time of her Install« double <laartet. and the processfon-
A tte n d .h r ,- Vcrgle Bustard. Boh m n e e ; and two aiatera. Mrs. K ih ei! ‘. f K“n*>r‘ l dlr• ,'t“",
Th“ i “ on.
by
plaj,ed by sends 43 students out prepared t o '
go into high school.
Officers of the class of 1»33 are
Adams. Dorothy Flanery, Donald i (iratewood In Houlh Africa, and '
8peclal memorial services for the Dorothea Freae.
Eighth graders who graduated Geor*e Marx, president; Theda
Baldwin. Itaymon Bainbridge. Boh
Mlaa Mnbel Tyaon of London. Eng
h,> a<
»»Icom e »a» lat<, Mrs. Emma Pritchford of I
this week are:
Rhode«, vice-president; Marjorie
given by Bruce Squires. N nlor RoMbMrg who 4Jad a( Ore<on c u ,
by Bennett, Harrison Billings, Billy land.
Gordon Gillette. Wendell Bartho- Prochnow- a«'>'«tory; Dorothe Mae
Dow. Billy Haeh. Ixiwrence liar
He was a member of the Metho class president, and w a. answered j ret.ently were held by , he loca, |
lomew, Alice B ate-. June Berg. Ro“ ®r- treasurer and Virginia
by George Marx as president of t h e ||od<e Monday e„ nlnt Mr, Pr|tcb.
wood. John Meek.
idlat church and of the Knights of
Elva Boyles, Clara Brooks. Lillian Cbristle, social promoter.
seniors.
Member, of the Junior for„ wa, , member
Juanlta
Fifth Grade
Pythias lodge.
Butler. Dale Caraon, Louise Cogill.
Class colors are pink and «liver,
class
mixed
quartet
sang
several
Rebekah
lodl(e
o(
Sprtngfield
Scholarship— Jaae Apger. Glady« 1 Funeral »ervlcea were held Wed
Katie Dutchuk. William Fletcher, and their flower la the Sweet Pea.
numbers and W. E. Buell, principal, I
t'abe, Oscar Farnsworth. Eugene nesday afternoon at 3:30 from the made a short tato.
Marvin Gorrie, Ethel Gott. Sadie "We Caire. We Studied, We Con-
M ember, of the w ay. and m ean.
Fulnp. Andrew Gott. Dallas Knight, Veatch chapel In Eugene. Rev.
i Octavia Gott, Bonnie Holm, Bue- uered, ’ is the motto of the class,
Following the banquet the ho«t.i*'O,n,nl,,ee al’ ° aD“»un‘ ed th” ,
Jesae Idtnnlng. Ruth Martin, Bruce Cecil F. Ristow. pastor of the Meth and their g u est, held a theetre ,bey had completed plans for a su p '
ford Holverson, Earl House. Jennie
The Graduates
Maxey. Marian Phalr. Bob Pollard. odist church, officiated, and Inter- party at the Heilig thearte In V u per and card par,y 40 be »,Ten al ^ e s *c»e n ^
Lane Since 1 9 0 8 Jackson. Ada Johnson, Ruth M
Students who will be graduated
Arthur Prochnow, Cheater fh hlewe, njent wa« made In the Masonic
! thè I. O. O. F. hall Thursday even
and who will be presented to the
Dies Here Wednesday at Keeler.
gens.
Jim mie Htam. James Klchards. cemetery.
Jean Lloyd, Mervyn Mulligan, school board by W. E. Buell, prin-
i r l a Peterson. llslen S w .rts snd ,n8' June 8 T,cketa whlch are now
Home of Daughter
Robert Htrand.
— - -. ■ . . . . .
Hazel Nesbitt. Deloris Nice. Ber- clpal. for graduation, w ill be as
Dorothe* Frese were In chsrge of !°" “ ,e ,DC,ude h0“ 1 the 8upper and
Attendance— Jane Apger. Oladys I
Mrs. Clara Bell Hill, 5». died nice O'Quinn. Muriel Patmore, Neal follow s:
the
card
party
to
follow
later
in
the entertainment, while Echo Tom-
Cabe. Oacar Farnsworth. Bonny I PROGRAM IS GIVEN AT
seth Alys Thatcher Dorothy" Hart
the eT*nln*
Wednesday morning at the home of Pederson. David rrivat. Ila Louise
Francus Apger. Blanche E. Bates,
Findley. Earl
Harwood. Hasel I
CHURCH NIG HT SOCIAL De Etta Handgathe. Jack Sand
Following the business meeting her daughter. Mrs. Zella Harwood Putman. Bob Richardson. Dick Doris Briggs. Donald W. Brown,
Keyea, Delbert Koch. Dallas Knight.
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gathe
Iximar Rrattatn, Morgan - Monday evening the following pro-
on W illam ette Heights. Richardson. Florence Roberts, Dale Stella S. Brabham, Virginia Chris-
J e ae Ijinnlng. Ruth Martin. Ilol |
Music and readings were feat- Chandler. and Robert McLagan Kram »»« presented
under the dl-
Sh® » • « born at Lake Prairie, Robertson. Mabie Siemsen. Bernice tie. Oscar Lee Clement, Mildred E.
and Mattison. Bruce Maxey. Marian ured on the monthly Church Night
rection of Mrs. Grace
Lansberry Illinois on September 15. 1*73. In Smith. Aldon Smyth. Irene Smyth. Devine.
N athalie R.
Edmlston.
were In charge of decorations.
Phalr. Bob Pollard. Arthur Proch- program of the Christian rhurch
and Mrs. Lottie Fisher:
Piano solo, 18PB ghe was married to Mahlon H. Juan Stratton, Edna Vest, Jean- Robert Howard Elmer, Doris A.
n o * . Chester Hchlewe. Jernld Sie held last Thursday evening at the
Margaret Jarrett; reading. Ila Put- H,,)- They lived there until 1898 nine Withers, Scott Wright, Adel- Gerber, Melba Irene Harris, Donald
msen. Jimmie Siam. James Rich Christian church Mrs. Ella l-om- STUDENTS TAKE ALL-DAY man; tap dance. Edna
June Yar- »hen they came west and settled hert Armitage. Jean Daniels.
- A -- Hawke, - Jewel
- Ann
- - Helterbrand.
Deth A. Jennings, Bertha I. Keenan,
arda. Robert Strand
bard and Mrs W. P. Tyson snog ' OUTING AT NEAR RESORT n e ll; piano duet. Doris Girard and ln Prosser. Washington for ten
1
Sixth Grade
a duet. Elva and Marie Boyles and
i Zula Willa Ktckbuah. Flora Eva
Margaret Jarrett; address. "Why years before coming to Lane coun- ATTEMPTS TO FISH AT
Hcholarshlp— Dean Van Lydegraf, Lola W ilson, girls trio, sang a group Plans Completed for Senior Day I Am a Rebekah.” by Mrs. Glenn ‘V »h ere she had made her home
HIDDEN LAKE FUTILE Louk. George R. Marx, Mary Lnclle
Billie Glthnns. Donald Cook. Paul of number«, and Miss Uldlne Gartln
Millican. Bernadine McFarland,
Program Friday Morning;
Stone, and a reading by MrB. Millie s 'nce that time.
Noti. Peter Chace, Clarence Clark, sang a solo. A reading was prea-
Survivors Include her husband.
Award* to Be Given
Roaring waters of the S ou th ' £ linton M- Oakea, Jay Paulson.
Klxer.
Blllle
Nesbitt.
Polly
Dutchuk. ented by Roscoe Cole. Mrs. Alice
lone son. Howard E. Hill of June Fork of the McKenlle r,ver w h ich ; Dorothe Ma® Pot,er- Marjorie Lee
Emma Jane Hmlth, Violet Hteele.
Peterson and Mrs. Iximbard.
Final awards for moat school i
tion City, four daughter«. Mrs. Har- bag bw n 8welkd cpngiderably late. Prochnow. Theda Jane Rhodes,
Attendance— Lorraine Squires.
A social hour and potluck supper activities will he presented Spring- FRESHMAN CLASS HAS
wood of Springfield, Mrs. Mabel ,y bv , he melting o ( , gnowfieIdSi Robert Richardson, August J. Roda-
J field high school students tomorrow
Mnrle Briggs, Marjorie McPherson, I preceded the program.
ANNUAL PICNIC EVEfJl O:at'e of Portland. Mrs. Dorothy have succeBsfulIy preyented fish- kowskl' Arlan L S«=hantol, Marce
John Phillips, Mildred Billings.
Davenport. Paonia, Colorado, and ermen from reacbing Hidden la k e ! Ilne E
Mary 8m eed-
morning at the senior day program j
Robert Nice. Junior Endicott, Frank JEAN’S LEG CRUSHED
and final assem bly period of the
Annual picnic for the Freshman Mrs. Florence Knowles of Pleasant so far this season. Several parties Maye Tanner. Dalton C. Thurman.
Bennett, Dean Vun Lydegraf. Dean I
year. Awards will be made In Typ- class at the Springfield high school . Hill. She also leaves nine grand have attempted the trip during the ¡ Wa,Tec. PJ t8r8° n Townwnd. Flor-
IN LOGGING ACCIDENT Ing. debate, honor society, eesay was held Saturday at Riverside children, two sisters. Mrs. Ida Mer- past two weeks, but ail have been eDce R Val1' Oerald A' Voytanek.
Wilson. Paul Nott, Peter Chace.
Lawrence Thompson, Roberta Put
contests, and letters will be award park. This was an all-day outing < cer of Prosser. Washington, and thwarted. The tog on which the Ann Louise Wagner, Robert W.
Charles Wet sel of Marcóla had to
man, Leroy Church,, Ida Lee Irwin,
ed for track and basketball.
attended by members of the class. Miss Alice Wood of Los Angeles, crossing ’.s usually made at French Watson, James J. W est. Fordyce
Clarence Clark, Midge Wilson, Car have his right foot amputated at
The class history and prophecy their advisors and other members ^and one brother, Oscar Wood of Pete's cabin Is now submerged sev Wtllian. Ennis Yarnell.
the
Eugene
hospital
Monday
after
mel Waddell.
will be presented by members of of the school faculty. Various Prosser. Washington.
eral feet under fast water.
~
noon as a result of a railroad acci
LINCO LN SCHOOL
the senior class, and students who games and sports provided the en-1 She was a member of the Llght-
Early fishing In this lake has »OKA MEETING SET
dent
at
the
Fischer
lumber
camp
Junior High
have been taking music for credit tertalnment.
I house Temple In Eugene.
been very popular for several (
FOR ARMORY T0NIG H1
Attendance, six weeks—Mervyn near Marcóla. The logging train will give a short program before
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years prior to Its being closed la s t '
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with
which
he
wa*
working
left
Mulligan, Gordon Gillette, June
the'report cards are distributed.
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock season. The fishing season In this
Semi-monthly meeting of the
CHURCH
MISSION
GROUP
the
tracks
and
caught
his
foot
Berg. Lillian Rutler, Ronnie Holm,
Today all student* at the school
from the Poole-Oray-Bartholomew lake did not open until May 16, this Iuka circle. Ladies Auxiliary of the
cruahltut It and the leg and break
' Havel Nesbitt, Deloris Nice, Neal
are holding their annual school pic
LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY I chapel In Springfield. Rev. Khuen year.
G. A. R. will be held this evening
ing his rlght^wrlst.
Pederson. Florence Roberts. Ber
nic at Swimmer's Delight. This la
will officiate and interment will be
--------------------------- at 8 o’clock at the Armory. Plans
nice Hmlth, Aldon Smyth. Irene
to be an all-day affair, the students
Nearly fifty persons at at Taylor In. the Laurel Grove cemetery.
for the attendance of delegates and
FRIENDS CLASS PLANS
Hmyth, Jeanlne Withers, Jean Dan TWO PLAN MOTOR TRIP
leaving the high school at 8 o'clock | hall Wednesday noon when they at-
officers at the state convention at
iels, Dale Carson. Marvin Gorrie.
morning.
tended the benefit luncheon spon- ! |_|ONS TO HEAR LECTURE
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PICNIC EVENT Salem the middle of this month will
TO CALIFORNIA CITIES thls
Features of the outing will b e^ o r e d by the Christian Missionary
it o it ia h
w a iiic -c
Karl House. Ruth Keeler. Elmer
A big hobo picnic for all mem b« dlacU88®d- Th® Springfield clr-
O N N U T R IT IO N V A L U E S
Downes. Juan Htratton, Joe Keever,
Miss Clara Jones, office nurse for the baseball games between the ' «Jclety of the Christian church.
cle is preparing a drill which their
bers of their Sunday school class (
Scott Wright, Isyl Keeler, James Dr. W. C. Rebhan, and Miss Altle Junior and senior girl* and the sen Mrs. Elva Adams and Mrs. A. C.
P. O. Sampson of New York city |g be|ng p,anned for June 1# by i newly organised drill team will
Hebert, Nora Lanning, Fern Miller. Manning, teacher at the Brattaln tor and freshman boys for the Peterson were In charge of ar-
will be guest speaker at the regular tb6 prlen(,g
the C h rl8tlan preaent at the « h »™«“ “»
rangements for the luncheon.
Maxine Miller, Patsy Patmore, school, will leave Sunday morning ■chool championship.
meeting of the Springfield Lions cbur,.b The group will leave fori
Jane Phalr, Betty Stelnhauer, W il on an extended motoi* vacation tour
club Friday noon. He will speak on Qne Q, the nearby rpgor( grounds AGED MOTHER IS GUEST
son Taylor, Muriel Tyson, Edna of California. They plan to apnnd
nutrition values of different foods. Immediately after the morning ser-
WILSONS ENTERTAIN
June Yarnell, Oliver Adams, Gor some time at the (lay cities and MINSTREL SHOW WELL
AT BIRTHDAY DINNER
Plans for the Springfield represent- v|ceg where tbey wl„ enJoy g plc.
don Baldwin, Jewel Farnsworth, may drive farther south to lx,« An
ATTENDED LAST WEEK
WITH DINNER EVENT atton at the dt.trlct convention at j n)c d)nner an„ an afternoon of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Louk enter
Donald Houae, Lula Johnson, Val geles before returning to Spring-
Roseburg will also be discussed at sportg and gw1mmlng.
tained at their home Sunday with
A good audience turned out at
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wilson en-1
eria Koch, Angela Krupka. Helen field.
Beulah Thurman Is chairman of | a birthday dinner honoring Mrs,
the high school last Thursday even tertalned for members of the din n er1 the meeting.
Lyons, Helen Putman, Dorothy
ing
to
witness
the
first
complete
card
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Saturday;
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the
refreshment committee. Other | Louk's mother, Mrs. E. L. Howe of
Itansdnll, Wesley Robertson, Leroy
committee chairmen are Quentin i Creswell, who was observing her
Negro minstrel show to be staged evening. Following the dinner, the PRINCIPAL ENTERTAINS
Williams, Teddy Wright, Floyd LEGION GROUPS WILL
GRADUATING SENIORS Thurman, program; and L ela ; seventy-second birthday annlver-
MEET AT WALTERVILLE by students at the local high school guests enjoyed an evening of cards i
Cornell, Fern Cornell, Robert Keen
for several years.
; Squires, invitations.
sary.
Besides the Louk family
and other social entertainment.
an, Harold Foss. Billy Burnett.
Members of the American Legion
George Marx as the Interlocutor,
Senior students at Springfield
—
their guests Included Mr. and Mrs.
Shirley Heiivey, W yetta Hprlggs,
Silver In Finger—• Mr*. William high school who will be graduated
Tonalls Takan Out — Barbara Howe and Miss Margaret Chase of
Emil Uchytll. Maxine Valller, Erma post number 40, and their ladles and Jay Paulson and Morris Stew
auxiliary will meet st W sltervllle art. endmon. were capably assisted Rennie of Thurston
ran a large tomorrow evening were entertained Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene.
Wetxell, Thelma Wllllum».
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Hcholarshlp, six weeks -W endell tonight at 7 o'clock for their regu In their »how by a large cast ol i splinter In her ringer at her home Monday evening at the home of L. R. Walker, underwent a tonsil
V isits at Harrisburg— Mra. Frank
Bartholomew, llaxel Nesbitt, Flor- lar semi monthly m eetings. A pot other music students at the school Tuesday and had to come to 1 their Principal. W. E. Buell. Enter- operation at the office of a Spring-
luck supper will precede the m eet Knnneth Roduner directed the per- Springfield where u doctor re-,
talnment, stunts and refreshments field physician Wednesday morn- Logan visited
with friends at Har-
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ings of the two groups.
formance.
moved It.
'featured the evening's program.
'leg-
' rlsbnrg Tuesday.
-BATOR’S BROTHER
DIES I I EUGENE
NEW OFFICERS
■X OF LOOGE NAMED
EIGHTH GRADE
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». M. H. RILL
FUNERAL HELD
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