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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS n ilH T IK T II YKAIt SI»ltlN(iEIELI*. LANK COUNTY, OKBOON. TH I ItKDAY, JULY 27, IH ? No. 29 MULLIGAN rURNS BACK DINTÏ CLUB R E M Y ACT M . « lio m 0 « l M IE R 5PRRIS |R PlcnK ENO SWIM WEE« EAGLES COMING h ' New Pitcher Proves Surprise to Eugene Tenrn Sunday; Strong for Seven Innings Employers of Springfield Re ceive Direct Requests to Comply with Agreement SPRINGFIELD HEADS LIST MUCH LITERATURE Tailtwistsrs Outplay Lion Tamers In First Contest of Carnival ef Aquatic Events Series; Games Listed Planned at Willamette Park Saturday by Red Cross A group of 63 member« of th« CUT VOTES WET FRIDAY ELECTION Dry Force* Hold Two Pre cincts on Federal Act, But Wet Votes Carry Totals Hprlngflehl Lion« d ub, their fa ml DUE lie», and friend", gathered at River " ^ K E T E S T S ON FRIDAY DELEGATES TO VOTE WET aide (Mirk Friday evening for the a * Blue Eagles to Become Sym first of a aerie» of picnic dinners I ~ of 100 Adults and Chil- Debt Limitation Only Other bol of Patriotism; Postoffice nnd baseball gumea to be sponsored dren Benefit From Safety Measure to Carry; Oleo, is Center of Distribution during the summer month» by the and Rescue Instructions Sales Tax Heavy Losers local service group. A large table' ------------ A n«w pitcher stepped Into the Th« NIKA (National Indu atrial .lath Lovelorb, o f New Zmian<|( wan crowded with the many picnic A bl* tre* water carnival with I hii for Springfield's baseball ■••■ h i Two of Springfield's precinct’s, Ke< every Act I «peeded up Ha tank dl he» and foods for the evening luemtier o f O afottl (rurk train in an races, diving exhibitions and other hero Sunday afternoon and ««nt O kfortl < Minbridgi and Cornell one and three, remained In the dry <>f bringing ihla country out of th« The baseball game proved to be novel water port events to be held the atronx Dlnly Moor» hasebull I'n n ti'to ft meet, ran « mile tn I mm column in the special election held • cononilc «lump today with the the major attraction of the even- Saturday at W illam ette pork pool team home with a total of ft run' ' 7 0 an for a »*•» world mark Tin Friday, but the total majorities for •I* r Kimtlon of |h«t poatofflcH uw the Ing and was resumed after a re- wl11 ,,r,n* to a close the annual com pa roil Io * for the loi _ He ; formt r rrrord wu« 4 <>V JÍ b) .luir» repeal of the federal dry act in the bane for dlatrlbutlon of all Inaignu I i k I o i i i o « gur at l'aria, tu I M31 ceaa for dinner with II O Dlbblee'» • ’ wc-week»' swimming and llfesav- alao clinched Springfield's ' r | other two precincts absorbed the and other literature to thoae rm T ailtwlsters taking a jft-13 victory ,n* Instruction period which has majorities and left the total vote ship of the t'aacade l.e> I ployer» who cooperale In the re from their Lion Tamer rivals. The l beea sponsored, with classes morn on this, the major question up for liinii1 week« to come at lea-t covery plan game wrs called on account of ln< “n<1 evening, for all Spring,lei I consideration at the election, at The pitcher wna none other th. Aline Eagles, symbols of lh<- darkness late In the evening b y ' children and adults by the Red 378 in favor of repeal and 234 op 'Dins' Mulligan, general utility I NIKA, will soon h ik e their place W F. Walker, umpire I air son Cross, If was announced today by posed. man for William Davis. Hprlngflehl long aide ot the red white and Wright pitched to Dlbblee for the Wa,|e Rutherford, who with Mr. Gen Ita L i Balbo, commander ot Precinct one cast a vote of 44 for ball dub manager, who ha» been i blue flax of Ihla country as em winners, and W E Buell threw "n<l Mrs. J R Evans, have been Ita ly *» air armada to the U . S., haa and 57 against repeal, while the centering hl» effort» around thirtl be*n overwhelmed and greatly im them across the plate to Nelson k,vin* the Instructions. blems of patriotism, for they are to baae Mulligan went »Irons for the / d u a l Instruction In swimming! prraaed by the rereption aecorded 'hlrd precinct dry» could muster he uaed a» a badge of honor for for the losers him and the r r m o f the 24 flea- only a majority of five, the vote ftrat »even Inning» holding Hu W.u gQCja| Meeting Changed for ,b<'”> who nr willing to cooperate Another baseball game and pic- , and IResavIng will be brought to a plane« at reviewing points ia the being «8 yes. and 73 no gen» boy» to four with President Roosevelt In bis n,< ou ,,n < will be held August 18 «'lore with the final class Thursday U nited Staten. August; Vice-Grand Offic double by Thunemnn In thr sixth The state repeal measure carried large mnipnlgn Io rentore the éco 'if each ball team has a victory at evening. Friday will he devoted en-i in all precincts but number one Inning After walking three In ers nstalled on Monday nomie tatu« of the country To that time another game will be ,lr ‘ ly to test for swimmers, junior' where the vote stood 50 yes and the eighth and hitting one. Mulli not dinplay the Blue Eagle will be played and the losers entertain the f,fe savers an senior Iffesavers. | Plan» tor the vl It of Mrs Esther ; 52 no. The total vote for the repeal gan w«i taken out and Hchul fin winners with a potluck supper Many of those enrolled In the' < oiiHhteeed In the light of disloyalty (shed the game [Bond. Halsey. »U te president of the in the four precincts was 321 as some evening this fall classes have already taken their Defensive work hy the Spring R”b,'kah “»»embly. to the Spring Ky’’ry employer of three or more compared with 249 against It. Next meeting of the club will b< »*■<>» during the week and have! fb ld lodge on Augii»! 7. were »tart Persona today received from the held at Taylor hall on August 4 E been practicing for greater skillful The six wet candidates to the field outfield »«< one of the many bright spot, of the game Hnber ,d ,"’re M",",ay « v » " '* at the I resident of the United States a C. Rtuart and B. L. Wright are In np" during the latter part of the ¡state convention to be held August son's throwing from deep right r ,«U,ar "'*♦"'*« «>» 'he Rebekah rertlflcate of compliance with the charge of the entertainment. 7 at Salem, plied up a total of 1837 week. field and nailing a ba.erunner at lod«‘ pre. denVs reemployment agree ' --------------------------- vot“a between them selves In the Nearly 100 people have taken ad four precincts “» as cora( compared with the plate was perhaps the best To accommodate the visit of the i ’••«”*•<* <*"<1 returned to MAJOR ECKERSON DIES vantage of this opportunity to P r o d u c tio n fo r T urn u : .; . l e .r n - t o .w t . this year Classes V ,S ,t 1321 tor dry force. play of the day. | » r e s l d - a t . the social meeting poa‘ Thpy •* * ’ " ‘* ‘ved AT ABERDEEN JULY 26 opy of the reemployment agree- in City Exceeds 900 Quarts, ! of the lodge will be changed from Repeal Convention August 7 , have been held each morning start H o w Thay Old lit the third Monday evening to th.- *hl< h the signature of each Ace Flyer Succumb» to Injuries lnR ” nlne °'c,o<',t f°r all groups Lane county’s delegation will go Mostly Beans and Cherries L'neups and a summary of th employer la a-ked. This latter to the Salem meeting pledged to Received on Coaet to Coast af,ernoon classes have been gsm e. which drew the lurgeat gate first Munday for the month of August only A committee con ) •* returned to More than 900 quarts of fruits vote for the repeal of the eighteen- F lig h t, M a n ag ed P o rt H e re b e ld - b u l a la r 8 ‘‘ «lass of both of the season on the llrattaln field Isting ot Mrs. Nellie Jordan. Mrs j *h<’ P"8,0,n<'* ln 'he envelope pro ! ________ adult and young people seeking and ve«*‘abl‘’8 For the needy people h amendment, as will all other were recorded a» follow« by Clark Marie Pohl. Mr. Iwe.ta Roden V‘'ImI Th® **r,lfl<a,e of compll Major Gilbert H Eckerson pro- *° the "eBlor Hfe-savlng test ° f ‘J “ ’ J ,c ln ,,7 canned here county delegates except two. Wheaton, strong supporter of the , bough, Mr. Belle Lamburt. and an<'*' *' ** n,alled bu*' 8ba" mlnent Pacific coa.t aviator and ha*' ,urn‘*d ° ut •>a‘ b ow ning Tu*‘sdav and Wednemlay by the Six of the other m easure, on the local team: Miss Thelma Sweeney will be I n ■ i’ " or .m I anager of the Springfield airport , , **“ ’ po*'< U1 ’ffl<’e „ Tb- ba»'nx three In s t a b l e cannery unit. Near- ballot were voted down In Sprlng- a ft.r August 1 a which time they dur1n(, , 9293() d(w) * h ( .tm etors has proven more satisfa. ”* 450 qU‘ rtH Were <anned M Tuw" f,e,d Th‘> 9aIe" ,ax b,H’ whlch S p rin g , l » ld AU R II PD A E charge h'ál'xÍm 7 ? ‘ T ' . ,Or “ r 7 n'¡ty üf i A' - d e e „ . Washington Wedneida than In pas, years wh 5 0 0 1 1 0 Bober-on when only day and Wednesday proved to be ed a total of 584 vote', the larges* A special practice meeting of the inslgna for ht. place of business ' „ ~ (>ne wa„ URed „ a much heavier day for he canners cast for any one measure in the 5 0 2 1 1 0 degree staff to lie held next Mun Thatcher abled all According to instructions rec ; injuries received when his ship ,tu dents to obtain more personal with large numbers of cherries city, was snowed under by a vote 4 0 1 2 2 2 day evening following the business D Wright 4 0 0 3 " " meeting ha. also been' called pre • ” "* here by F B crashed in Montana several years ‘"»«rue,Ion from the Instructor, and i °O“ 'nK ,D of to 83 N eIt cam- ,he ole° U Wright 0 0 0 0 0 0 pare the work for (he visit of (he N,im,,n’ po«tn>iiHler .from the postal Ugo. after he had become gamied Perml<ted larger number« to be in and cherries were the prin tax bil1 which drPW 74 Xe9 and 509 Hchul 4 1 3 1 1 " assembly pre.Idem department at Washington each from exhaust fumes while flying ,he a, a time without anv d P “1 R«m» canned by the portable no TOtP8 Third, was the State Mulligan 4 3 1 5 2 ' M ia . T h e lm a S w e a r ... v l....... ' mploy’ r * h,‘ r* " ,rn" “ "'Kned from Portland to New York as a dan«’-r °< • accident. u0" this week. Some beets, car- Power 80,1,18 measure which fell Perkins 0 0 u f . th . e . hMlae . receive 78 76 P'®ces nieces ! part naap« of an •»«« On-to-Dregon ___ _ < «__ Credit for the succe«» of the r° t8, __ and a 'mall amount of cab- down yes and 370 no. Fourth. 4 2 1 Squires who wn» absent w h en I agreement J*1’1*"1 1« ’° to rote**e celebration . " ¡I lk a régula, Installation of o f f , . , r . I ? f ,"7*'"* ," pra,ur* a” f° » o * a He leaves his widow and two chll »»'m m lng Instruction period this j * « « ha« been canned. The conning waa the coun^ mana n of 4 3 I Peables .h e regular Installation of officer. , ,„d(X,r rardg , ((U, d((or (.ardi| 2 4 0 1 ft dren year goes to Miss Rowena Nissen ol ,heap- especially cabbage, is dis- <®vera®>®nt which received 201 yes Mattison w .s held earlier In the month, w s, h„ 1K(.rB , 0 The Associated Press credits Red CroB" representative for this ’ •■7*ae4. as the early cabbage is and 317 n o - T h e n f tb of th e m ea' 38 8 12 27 » ft Total Installed Monday evening by Mrs 20 r<inBunw il H„ ,.UerH Major Eckerson as having been the d18"-1®'- »h o has devoted a great not flrm and » 18 »<* possible to sure8- the bonus bill received 234 Stella Eaton, district deputy presi consumer s statement of coopera dean of Pacific roast aviators, hav deal ° r ber time ,o perfecting ths Ket • 80,id Pa‘ k >n the tin cane yes and 278 no TO,e8 A total of AB R 11 Pt» A E Dlnty’s dent, who was assisted by Mrs. tion. Ing more than 4000 hours In the air np<’P88a’’r arrangements, to Mr. and u*®d 21<> vo,er* approved the Grand Jury 3 I 1 llamerlckson Bertie Walker as marshall. Miss 3 I 0 Dunn to his credit He flew plane for Mr8' A- 8 Ix,0<1- managers of Wll Use Ouly Large Cans biU while 268 voted no' The literature will be assorted Sweeney tum nl Miss Dorothy Gir the government during the war and lam e„ e park for the use of their AU 'he fruits and vegetables are Tbe °'h er measure, debt limita- 4 0 0 Moran ard as her right supporter, and Miss Into perkets of the proper quanti later became flight Instructor at Pr<>Per,.v. swimming pool and dress c*n»ed in the quart or 2*6 slxe ,lon ' wa8 'he only one besides the 4 0 0 Voasun Doris Girard as her left supporter ties In advance so as to avoid de- the Eugene airport before coming ln* room8- and to the city for sue cans 'h l8 year. Last year this and wet and dry acta' ,o receive a ma' 4 0 1 lav In (he distribution. Brewer In th« office, They, too, were In- A total of 236 4 0 0 Johns Later the postmaster will he fur to Springfield where he managed *essfully transporting the children a «mailer slxe were used, but It Jorl,y yef' vote s tailed 4 1 3 Diets ' nlshed with lists of employers who the dedication of the local Held '° and ,roni 'he park without acct was found impracticable to use the SprlnK,leld ’ o'er* approved the sm aller ones Just as many larger measure and 217 voted against it. 3 3 1 Thuneman Following the business meeting have signed the agreement These j After leaving Springfield he was d” 1'- ones can be handled In the sam e County Approves Bonus Bill 4 0 I Welmltx members were called on for short lists will be posted for public In ; a, Medford for several months be- time by the equipment. L*“8 ‘ ounty voters, in a body, 34 ft 6 explanullons us to why they w ere1 spectlon. Total ! fore going to Portland with the rejected the County Manager. Debt The Blue Eagle being used In Breese aircraft corporation, The cannery will be located at 4; members of the Rebekah lodge Earner! runs. Springfield 08632360 Limitation. Grand Jury, State the recovery campaign Is pictured. In the summer of 1929 he made Creswell today. Thursday, and at Dlntv's I Two-baae hits. Thune- Power Bonds. Sales and Oleo tax l In a flying pose with a cog wheel barnstorming visits to all section* Walker on Friday. man; Three base hit». Squires, measures, and approved of the two <if Industry clutched In one claw, of the state, and that fall entered It will return to Springfield for Diets Base on hulls. Mulligan 3; repeal acts, the wet delegates, and and several threads of lightning In the race from Portland ,o the Na the tomatoes and other vegetables i Left on base Springfield 4. Dtnty's the Bonus bill. Final results in the the other. tional Air races at Cleveland, win on August 21 and 22, and again on 3; Fir», baae on error, Dlnty’s 3. state brought the sam e results. ning fifth place. September 5 and 6 for the late Springfield 3; »truck out by Mulli gan 4. Brewer ft; double plays. Christian Congregation Spon crops. The portable canning unit Is pro- A E N E A S C L U B H O L D S MISSION SOCIETIES TO Perkins lo Wright, and Ihtnn to YOUNG PEOPLE TELL OF sors Sunday School Picnic; vlded by the county and is used In LAWN PARTY TUESDAY Vosson to Delta; passed balls. HAVE JOINT MEETING Adults at Park Tonight SUTTLE LAKE OUTING conjunction with the work of the ------------ Moran I; Hit by pitcher Mulligan 1 Hiram Leander Mounts Dies Plnns for a Joint meeting be Red Cross In providing a means ot Members of the Aenpas club held Eleven young people from the At Home of Daughter; Fu- 1 An afternoon party and picnic for At Junction City Next tween the mission societies of the storing food supplies for later con a lawn party at the home of Mrs. . Methodist church who attended the »R children of the Christian church Just three more game remain on neral Today at Franklin Unri" n o i 1Ur< ' *» ° '”Ke,l‘‘ 8,1 annual Institute held at Suttle lake <»f Springfield will be held this sumption by the needy fam ilies. N. W. Emery Tuesday afternoon. the schedule for the local team be o rm u a e le re ^.f-pudy reporte(, on their outing afternoon at W illam ette park. Mrs. The unit has beep enlarged this Mrs. C. E Wheaton was assistant Funeral services for Uliani Lean ! ir ng i , w ert fore the t'aacade League series Is las, Thursday evening a, "" and activities at a Joint meeting of Marlon Adams, who has charge of year and now consists of a large hostess for the afternoon which was . . . . . , ---------------- — — - ------------- — brought to a close on Augu t 13. der Mounts, father of Mrs Frank _ ' * <M 11 m ” the senior and Junior m eetings o f.th e outin« g. wants all the children steam hath tank and two large »pen, with n edlework and conver- The game next Sunday will see Bailey of the Garden Way district, "! " ! ? " ""I * ,°,Ut "** 08 1 1 the Epworth League Sunday even -; to meet i at the church not later steam pressure cookers each of sation. Guests included Mrs. Jean- Springfield traveling to Junction who died at the Bailey home Tuee-! | for the holding of n Joint meeting In«. whlch holds nearly 50 quart cans ette Roxsa. Mrs. W. H. Pollard, day morning at the age of 7« are than 3 o'clock. Each child should C ity . on August 8. probably at some near The steam for the plant is furnish- Mrs. W. N. Dow. Mrs. Gertrude Young people who attended the bring his or her lunch and eating to be held this afternoon nt 2 Two of the gnmes will be played hy park This will he In the nature ed by a small steam boiler. A seal Wilson. Mrs. Milton V. Walker, ' "-'¡"7"," i '•» •, Bute this summer w ere Frances utensils. A directed program of on the home field. August 6 Wendl o'clock from the Methodist church . ' ing unit completes the equipment Mrs. Melville Jones. Mr Walter at Ftanklln. Rev. Dean C. Poln ! ' 1 ” 1 un< * » " 1 o n e l Styles, Beatrice Carson. Margaret »ports and entertainment will be Ing will come to Springfield, and which is managed by two operators Scott, Mrs. W. K. Barnell. Mrs. dexte., pastor of the Springfield d T T l ' “ d J“rre,t' B“ rb,ra BarnP" ’ Par he'd on August IS. Hills Creek will be Dean C. Poindexter, and Miss Ada MefhndlRt church, will officiate and / ' * ' o U.g< T * ° ? R Bn ° ne «ona. Collane Cornell, Florence Bell Following the children's outing To Aid Needy Fam ilies here for the final session. Large from Springfield In charge of ar- F„ h Uoyd sh(p,y MarUn of (he chijr(,h w(U All fam ilies who are receiving Por,f,r’ who l!< 'rl8“ ln* from (’hl' crowds are expected tor all of Interment will he made In the j rangements. ley. Howard Taylor, and Faye Hoi gather at the park at 6:30 for their assistance from the Red Cross or ca8°- the three gnmes Only very low Franklin cemetery. The Poole-Gray The Springfield organisation Is verson. Mrs. Oscar Styles and Rev. weekly covered dish dinner and who will be next winter If they doi 7'be A,,Fust meeting of the club Bartholomew chapel ha» charge of j admissions are charged and the will be held at the home of Mrs to he rpHponsihle for the devotion ! Dean C. Poindexter, accompanied Church Nigh, meeting. A fellowship n° l rece!ve assistance now in pres- hoys put up real Interesting enter Ihi- funeral arrangements. als. the group. and worship Hbur will be held, and '‘ryl”K 8UrP’“8 food Products are r-,,a »AmiDara. tainment. Mr. Mounts had been In ill health i --------------------------- members of the cooking club will ®n tl‘led “ > »»« cannery They Springfield has alrendy defeated for three years. He was born at I “WHERE PEOPLE PERISH" VISITING PASTOR TO | hold ' h®*r regular monthly meeting. br,n* the,r Produ<t8 »« ,h e cannar SPRINGFIELD BOY TO the Wendllng nnd Junction City Lorane on Mnrch 16. 1857 the son SPEAK HERE SUNDAY A "octal evening is planned fol- where 'hey nre assisted in prepar THROW HORSESHOES earns In previous gnmes and ought of Roland nnd Anna Wingard, pion ing them for the cans. After the SUNDAY SERMON TOPIC ----------- lowing these sessions. to do so again The boys also expect per» of thnt community. He moved canning process the county takes Richard Prochnow, son of Mr. Hollister B. Miller, pastor of the ! to be able to take the llllls Creek "Where People Perish,’’ Is the with his parents to Junction City ¡two cans on, of every doxen for land Mrs. George L. Prochnow. will Christian church a, Yamhill, will MANY ATTEND O. E. S . nine. One game between Spring when 14. On December 23, 1886 message for the 11 o’clock worship T a\ a.‘ .t he '¿vpnlu"g T ’ 10’” a n n u a l p i c n i c S u n d a y the cost of the cans and to build up represent the Camp Skinner, C. C. field and Yoncalla was no, played he married Della T. Beck of Union. service at the Methodist church the Christian church of Springfield a surplus of food products for other c . uni, in the district horseshoe ________ early In the seaaon and will pro Oregon She passed away In 1925 Sunday. Mrs. W. C. Rehhnn will on the subject. "America’s Great Seventy-five p rsons attended the '«"’"' p 8 during the winter pitching contest to be held In Eu- bably not be re scheduled ns II Is The couple lived nt Franklin for sing: "Prayer Perfect," hy Sten es, Danger." Veltle Pruitt, local nnnual plcnt(, whi,,h menibers of i *" < lnthl’: , « p " p Sundav. A total of 22 repres- uot expoctod tha, this will alter many years and gave birth to son. The Church school under the pastor will sing a solo. I Cascade chapter O. E. 8. held Sun Rpql 8,1p; for ,h e ’'ann "* Pn'a" ves from the various camps the standings of the teams a, the leadership of Ralph Fullerton Is eight children, six of whom survive. Rev. Hollster will sing a 8O'° a ‘ !d a v a , S w im m e r ’s D e lis h , fo r th e lr I ° f frU" S an<' veKe,ables d,Ir"”t ,hp <bP d1""’1« Participate In close of the present schedule offering a challenging program at the morning service at which lime ,„emhei 'hln their fainlli s and nMtt ’ ,"’t ° f “n,t h en‘ m’"'t bP the contP8t to be nianaged by H. Awards to Be Given These are: Mrs. Retha Shelly, 9.45 a. m. The Epworth League ” P*t’‘r"°n C' Cook’ Lanp County a8800""'0» The Eugene Fruit Orowers pro Mrs. Goldie Keeler, and Mrs. Arda nnd the W esley Leugne meet a, 7 Rev Pruitt will preach. The Chris, , memtu.,-. of Liberty Mason1c bulge, president. Ian Endeavor society will meet at The t. 8tarted at 1J;M w)th „ ,ne vided an upset In the league Sun Curry all of Portland, Edgar o'clock. 7 o clock. covered dish dinner. A program of day when they stopped the Yon Mounts and Jess Mounts of Frank Large Audiences Expected for Final Two Home Games on August 6 and 15; lE K A H ’S PLAN ECB INSPECTION!: CANNERY SAVES MUCH FOOD BERE « a • ■ a a*, PIONEER OF LANE PASSES IBESDAI CHILDREN IOOAY C oburg calla boys In Eugene. Gold miniature baseballs have been secured nnd will he pre ented to members of the team which finishes nn lop In the Cascade Lea gue hy Beldnn Babb, II has been announced. FORMER BAPTIST PASTOR HONORED W ITH PICNIC Members of the Ruptlst church of Hprlngflehl held a picnic nt Riverview park In Eugene Tuesday evening to honor Rev. anil Mrs Charles Blom who are visiting here nt the home of Mrs. L. A. Tobins. Rev. and Mrs. Blom are former residents ef Springfield, he having been pastor of the church here sev eral years ago. They now live n, Boise, Idaho. -- 9 M e th o d is t METHODIST YOUNG FOLK Un. nnd Mrs. Hailey. Six grnndchll water sports and other entertain- MURPHY-MOSHIER "Men ns Trees" will be the theme dren and several half-brothers and of the sermon at 9:45 a. m. The ROYAL NEIGHBORS PLAN m e n , followed during the afternoon ENJOY PICNIC OUTING QUARTET TO SING sisters nlso survive. ALL-DAY PICNIC SOON and Paly evening Church school m eets at 10:30. Rev. A large number of young people ---------- Arrangements for the picnic w ere1 The Murphv-Moshler quartet, Dean C. Poindexter will preach Members of the Springfield Chap in the hands of Mrs. C. E. Wheaton, composed of Mr. and Mrs. D B. of the Methodist church attended both the sermons. HAWK FAMILY HOLDS ter. Roval Nelghhors of America. Mrs. N. L. Pollard, and Mrs. L ydia; Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Roland 1,10 P|cnic ant* swimming party will hold an all-day picnic on Sun- Edgell. Transportation was ar- [ e . Moshier. will sing a concert of f sponsored at Swimmer's Delight REUNION EVENT SUNDAY MISSION SOCIETY HAS day, August 9. at the home of Mrs ranged by I. M. Peteraon, and Os-1 religious songs preceding the regu- last n,xht by members of Mrs. A. Ina Schrivener at Cheshire. All wnld Olson and John K etels had | lar evening service at the Frank :B- Van Valzah's Surdar chool A pleasant family reunion was OFFICERS INSTALLED members of the group and their charge of the coffee. lln Church of Christ Sunday. Hu- 'I®88 Theo. Bartholomt' l||(| Doris held at the Wnllaee Hawk home bert Sias. pastor, will preach a , Myers were In charge of the ar- Sunday. Included In the list of Recently elected officers of the ] '’»"tlllea will attend the outing. --------------------------- short sermon following the concert, rangements. those present were Mr. nnd Mrs. Hattie Mitchell missionary society -------------------------- ----------------------- - IUKA MEMBERS PLAY Fred Hawk of Riverside, Califor of the Chrlstlnn church were In- BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE CARDS AT SOCIAL MEET ----------------------- -------------- nia who have been visiting here for stalled at the meeting of the society ---------- WOODCRAFT NEIGHBORS EXTRACT MAKER LEAVES TO PICNIC ON FRIDAY the paat week, Wit.vtie Hawk of held last Thursday evening. They Members of Iuka circle 37. Ladles! HOLD QUIET MEETING FOR CALIFORNIA HOME ■■ ——■ Dalles, Mr and Mrs. Harry Holt are Mina Peterson, president; Mary' Young people of the Baptist auxiliary o f the G. A. R.. were en and daughter. Maxine, of Salem. Hadley, vice-president; Lola Peter churi-h will hold u welner ronst tertalned at the home of their presl Regular semi-monthly meeting of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Gardner nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnllaee Hawk nnd son, secretnry; Barbara Adams, and swimming party on Fall Creek dent, Mrs. Nellie Carr for their the Nelghhors of Woodcraft. Pine family left today for Pomona, Call- family. Mrs. Holt Is a daughter of treasurer. The program for the Friday evening. All the young peo- regular semi-monthly meeting Inst circle, was held at the I. O. O. F. fornia where they will make their Mr. anil Mrs. Hawk. meeting was led hy Pearl Heller- pie of the church are requested to Thursday evening. Following the hall lust night. No new business home In the future. They will con- Fred Hawk left I brand who will nlso entertain for gather at the church at 5:45 so business part of the meeting the was taken up, and a social evening tlnue their food coloring and ex- Mr. and Mr Monday on their return trip to Call I the next meeting nt her home the they may go to the picnic grounds j guents enjoyed nn evening of with refreshments followed the tract business here, having turned fornia. first Thursday In A u g u st. carda. In a group. 1 lodge session. it over to a local agent.