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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
SPUING FIELD, LANK COUNTY, OREGON,
TH IH TY -FIH H T YKA.
SCHOOL DANCEü
WILL BE ARGUED
Directora Will H»ar All Side»
01 Queatlon At Spaclal
Meetmg Noxt Monday
ASK 8TUDENT
CONTROL
"6 HIGH SCHOOL
k
STUDENTS DANCE
Th«r« »r« 1M students who
dauce In lb« high atliool and 12«
who do not according to a poll
laksu Ml lb« echoiil today at lh»
request of a local mlulater and
with permlaalnn of lb« school
board, The questions submitted
Io lh« students and the number
of ana worn follow:
1. Ibi you attend public or prl
vat« dance«T Yua 160. No 12«.
I. I( dub dance« were perinll
lad at tbe gymnasium would you
attend Yea 17». No 100
NO. 43
THURSDAY, NOVBaiBCK 16. 1M4
__ _ HOLDS h' d Cr° s L D¿ veL INITIAIIÛN SET G" lL s ™ * t0„
QUIET ULUUIUII
SESSION Annua( Ro|| Ca)i L>d Wl
BI hWMWi.
L006E GRUUP,o fa
yuiui
NEK PEOPLE TAKE
OVER BUSINESS
Springfield
Springfield Group
Group Outline«
Rebekah'» To Take Class Ot Active Program; Hike Is Management Of Springfield
New Mayor Take« Office But
Planned For Saturday
Laundry Changes In Rapid
Six Monday Night; Hold
Watches City Father»
Firs Eventa of Week-end
First
Officer
Nominations
Clean Up Old Busine««
A regular schedule of meeting,. '
Literature was distributed this
and activities at each baa beet
week aud some solicitors for tbe
First nomination of officers for
HOME PLANT IS OPENED
K. II. Turner was sworn In and
prepared by tbe Hprlngfleld Giri
Agaii
By P. J. Bartholomew; An*
nounces Committee Help
annual lied Cross Roll Call were the next term were held and plans
look bis oath of office shortly after
appointed by I*. J. Bartholomew, were made for tbe Initiation of six Scouts recently and provides for
New Manager Takes Over
III» opening of the uiouthly meet-
Proponent» Organize Thia
chairman for Hprlngfleld for tbe candidates at tbe weekly meeting each meeting of tbe month except
lug of tbe (Tty counnll Tutwdayl
Dry Cleaning Plant Here;
tbe
fourth
which
is
open.
third
consecutive
year.
Week; Opposition Heard;
of Juanita Kebekali lodge Monday
evening 11» did not take over his
Mitchell Ordered To Rest
Those
already
appointed
lo
inuke
I
They
will
devote
them
selves
U
No Announcement leeued
duties at once, however, preferlng
bad:«
work
the
first
meeting
ot
to sit as a spectator while W. A.j tbe solicitation are Mm. l-um Au j o fflc „ , UOInlnated are Maxine
each month. Tbe second m eetin g1 Business activities in Hprlngfleld
Supporters aud oppouaul« o( tbe 1
Taylor, president of tbe Council, dersou, Mrs W G Hughes. Mrs. I „„odgrass, noble grand; Eleanor
have taken on a decidedly new
will be devoted to folk dancing and
Dean
C.
Poindexter,
Mrs
W.
C.
8lnl,
b
Erma
Nolt,
Crystal
Bryan.
plau to organise a uance club In ;
{ who has been acting mayor, pres-
complexion thia week with many
Iba blgb school among atudeuta.j
Wright. Miss Faye Parsons. Mrs. vice-grand, Doris Ulrard, recording songs. For tbe third meeting they
, Ided and disposed of all the old
E. C. Htuart, Mrs. John Henderer secretary; Mrs Marie Pobl. treas will occupy them selves with handl changes io management and loca
wbo have Ibelr parenta consent Io
business. Heveral town-people were
und Miss Dorothe Mae Potter, six urer; and Mrs. Cora Hinson, fin craft projects. All m eeting, are tions announced during what was
dance, will be beard al a special
present to w itness tbe Induction of
expected to have been a very quiet
more will oe appointed soon.
held on Monday afternoon at the
meeting of Iba acbooi board Moo
ancial secretary.
' Hie new mayor.
we k-end with a double holiday be
Lincoln
school.
First tnembersblp in the Hprlng
day avaulng After tbe baarlug the
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Committee members to arrange
Routine and unfinished liualness
cause
of Armistice day.
T esla for merit badges will be
board exp ect. to make a final da ¡ M b m Qf p#na|tje. Called In occupied the Council most of tbe field district bas been taken by for tbe Initiation next Monday
At tbe Hprlngfleld Laundry whlcn
beld
tbe
second
and
-fourth
Satur
Mrs
Mabel
Tyson.
Mr».
Tyson
and
clalon Krum tbe Interest abowu
Mr. Gootch, has been operating for
Grove Game Stop« Marches evening Nu one stood up to com her late busbaud bave always evening are Mrs. Elva Adams. Mrs. days of each month.
Monday ulgbt’s maetlug le «»pact
Harab Johns, Mrs. Maude Bryan.
men! on the petition of Ibe Htate
W. H. Hobbs, owner. Mr. O -oteb
To Goal Line Monday
taken
an
active
interest
In
tbe
ad Io ba wall attended.
Mrs
Meda
Catching.
Mrs.
Mabel
ianid Hoard In seeking the vaca
Starting Haturday of Ibis week.
re, |red gnd # new manayel,.ent
work of the Bed Crocs aud other j w right and Mrs. Leta Freeland.
Tba orlglual application to dance
tenderfoot tests will be given at
lakeD oyer the busln sv.
bprlugflald blgb school football tion of certain streets and alleys
supported by loo uatnea ou a pall player« lost tbalr annual eticouuter lu property owned by the Hoard relief associations In this comtnun
Members of the decorating com one o'clock at the borne of tbe
lion from parents and olbar (III- with Cottage (Trove blgb In an and which It Is now trying to sell. By
mittee are Mrs. Glen Stone, Mrs. ir o n , captain. Mies Eunice Gerber. 1
Solicitors will Invite every resi Wllda Cotton snd Miss Crystal Conner and laundre s merit badge,
James . ten«
or man >
,
sana asked for dancing at tbe blgb Armistice day gam» Mouday In tbe An ordinance prepared by the (Tty
teat, will be given by Mrs W C .” “ P1“ *“
“
school parties. Tba acbool board Houtb Lane city, but It was not Recorder was given tbe first two dent of Hprlngfleld to contribute Bryan.
Wright at her home Saturday at <
' I!ck
n es.
lias decided to submit II ouly tor a until tbe final whistle blew, and the reading and held until the Decem one dollar or more for a member
Mr. and Mrs. E. H Long. Mrs.
special group, Iba dances to ba Springfield team bad outplayed the ber meeting for the third and final ship or a renewal In tbe Kcd Cross j I P. H. Groves snd Miss Eva Brooke, 2 o'clock. A, 9 o'clock Saturday Eugene to operate the busine s
morning W. H Adrian will give while Mr. Mltche.l take, an en-
chapter. They will continue Ibelr
(Uparvlaed aud b<Td separate aud Urove 11 for nearly the entire per* action.
all of Compton, California, were
.
. ..
u «
a«-, • forced vacation upon orders or nia
campaign
for
funds
until
Thanks
apart from olbar acbool activities. lod. tbat Ibe Cottage Urove Lions
tests
in cycling at his shop, and on
Final reading of the amendment
l visitors.
Wednesday
at
«
o'clock
Mrs.
John
Pkjreldaa.
giving
day.
Un tba plan uoder consideration were able lo push over two touch to tbe electrical ordinance provid
Following tbe business meeting Henderer wil. give te s t, for tbe
*
bu’ ‘ne? W“
ing
for
tbe
use
of
rigid
conduit
tbe board Is assuming an Impartial downs for a «-IS score In their be-
Monday a program was given un housekeeper merit badges at her I
when Mrs. George Green opeo
wltbln the city business zone was
altitud« aud tuambars say they «» belt.
der Ibe direction of Mrs Bryan,
ed a borne laundry at her borne on
. k AkB
pact to make tbalr declalou tu ac ¡ Without tbe services of t’bet- 1 held and tbe amendment approved
Mrs. Clara Taylor and Mrs. Cotton
South second street Just across the
cordauce Io wbat they believe la i wood wbo was taken out of t b e 1 by tbe Council.
: which featured Marie Hollister In I Tbe Scout girls will leave here miti race. Mrs. Green, a resident
Petitions of two property owners
tbe predumlnaut sentiment of tbe game shortly after It begau with
violin solos, with Mrs. Leola Rod- Saturday at 3 o clock for a hike to |
Springfield for many years, la
community T b y especially waul wbat was thought to be a broken for permission to refund tbe Han ,
enbough as accompanist, piano solo be conducted by 11a Putman t pat-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
to gat tba viewpoint of blgb school arm. the Hprlngfleld backfield boys croft bonds on their property were
by Joy Hebban. and lap dancing rol.
¡ N. Long and la a graduate of tba
approved. The Council has prevl-:
students' parents.
The girls are also planning a lota| blgb .chool. She has been em
by Robería Rebban wltb Mias Jewel
continued to move tbe ball down
doughnut sale to be held on Dec- pioye<j at tbe Springfield laundry
lilgb school students aud adults tbe field only to have It shoved ously ruled tbat these Bancroft'
Cunningham aa accompanist.
ember 1. Myrna Nott, Teddy for many yeaps prtor to starting
sponsoring the dance luovetueut back In the form of penalties In improvement bonds msy b« refund- Enough Material Found Avail
ed for a 20 year period In 20 an
Wright, and Miss Putman will be the oew enterprise.
able Here For Four Team»; LOCAL PASTOR TO HOLD
bald a mealing Tuesday evening flicted by Ibe officials
nual payments If there are no taxes
and are perfecting an organisation
Play
Starts
In
Two
Week»
Feed Firm Movs.
The penalties called against tbe and other outstanding obligations
SERVICES IN EUGENE ,D Ch* r«^________________
by which may aspect to convince
Marion
Adams moved bis seed
: Hprlugfteld team totaled almost 160 against tbe property.
Form ation ot a (our leam league
tbe board that the dances will be
Evangelistic Service, M ale Q uartet
and feed store Into tbe new build
j yards, while those called ou the
The
Council
also
heard
a
request
among local basketball players will
adequately supervised and con
To Be Held At Baptist
ing built especially to bouse bis
ducted properly In accordance w ith ' Urove team totaled only 26 yards to locate a roadway line In the be effected during tbe next two
Church S ta rt Sunday
K--« • — - .
,
' Much argument aud discussion wae south pert of the city and agreed to
business between Fourth and Fifth
weks aud a short tournament will
tbe requirement« laid dowu by the
•
on Main street this week, aod C.
started over the calling ot the pen have tbe matter Investigated at be beld before tbe Independent lea-
biMird
Announcement was made this
McKee announced plans for re
,
a llies on tbe visiting team aud. ac once.
xues of (be county get under way
Opponent« of tbe dance club.
a^ t.lalor. , ba
week of a church rally and Bible
modeling the former feed store lo-
It wus decided here Tuesday even-
. Ulefly «entered lu lb . cburcbe. |
|U |
wajl
' cation to make additional room for
conference to consider stewardship
lug following a meeting of those In-
.r e dlecu.slng w ay. end m ean, o f ,
, fac(or
<lopp,.(1 tbe DEGREE TEAM HOLDS
and evangelism wblcb will be beld
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.
; bis expanding bakery business to
PARTY HERE FRIDAY tereeted in the game.
(becking tbe inovemcut Pelltluns , i locala from acorlng more than ouce.
|t tbe Baptist church In Eugene and Funeral Services For Promin- complete the ngt ot new change«,
are said to have been prepared and
The meeting wus beld at tbe blgb which will be conducted by Rev.
ent Farmer Held Tuesday i x ew operators of the Springfield
X-ray pictures taken of Chet-
Forty persous attended the meet- school gyinuusluin aud more than Veltle Pruitt, pastor of the Hpring-
Started lu circulation agalnat high wood's arm revealed tbal there was
From Pool» Chapel
lauudry are C. Chamberlin ana
lug of tb» Progressive 22 degree
(ebuol daurlug.
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Marshall Fields. Mr. Chamberlin
no broken bone but (bat a muscle team Friday evening and took part 20 pluyers were practicing bn the tield Christian church. He will be
lu order to clarify Ibe Issue aud » a . torn loose In tbe arm. He w ill, ........... go<.|al eV(,Illn<t f„ „ owln|c the floor during Ibe evening according ^ «igted by Rev. Bryant Wilson,
Funeral service« for Benjamin came to Oregon recently from Tlm-
give Ike aludouta wbu waul to probably not be able lo play In any drlu
Strawbridge Prather who died at ber Lake. South Dakota, and Mr.
The Thal, Uag,rlM|t to Hill Cox. uiauager of the local pa¥(Or o( tbe church.
dance a baa la to proceed on tbe further gam e, thia season.
’ The services will be beld each has borne on the Jasper road Sun- Fields com e, trom Corvallis. Both
nio|(( wa> U(ied by , bv BUU.rtain. team of last year.
school board baa laid down certain
l-aler lu the sewsou a team will evening from November 18 to 27, day morning, were held here Tuea- mep h a w fam ilies and have an-
litaque H iu lt b . fleet half-back, re m it com m ittee Including Mrs.
u U ilaiu a regulations tbat w ill be
„.,«-.r ..b e formed to play In tbe county except Saturday starting at 7:30, day at 10:30 from the Poole fu- DOunced that they will bring them
waa another casualty In Ibe G rove, Fr< d Louk. Mrs. Wandu Myers
required If Ibe dauc-e group la per
a broken MrHC la r a Taylor and Ml-» Thelma Bugue. but the local play off will and will Te'“ ure the NOrV*7e“^ neral borne. Rev. Dean C. Poindex- to Springfield Just as soon as they
game, coiniog b o rn e wltb
w ltled.
reeaey
,ln,t lo »,ve u*or,# players Christian College male quartet In ter. pastor of tbe Methodist church, get their new business reorganized
anee.
Regulations Listed
Member, of the December social an opportunity to take part in the negro spiritual, and other songs of officiated, and Interment was made an(j find suitable living quarters,
These regulations Include t b e , Vudauuted by tbelr defeat Mon-1
in the Laurel Hill cemetery. Paul They are enthusiastic about their
Interest
day Mariou Hall and hla boys are committee announced at the meet sport.
Topics for the services have been Potter sang two solos and was ac new venture and have been busy
following provision«:
lug are as follows: Mrs. Emerson
Those interested In Joining one announced as follows: "Is the Bible companled by his sister. Miss Doro- meeting their patrons and getting
A dance group shall be organised busy practicing for their second Brlckey, Miss Erma Nuit. Miss Ber
o f these imjependeut teams are in
game
this
week
lu
be
played
Hat
Inspired of God?" "When 1 Was a the Mae Potter.
their work started since they began
by ibe students wbo wish to dance
nice Conoly, and Miss Eleanor vited to meet at the gymnasium
Robber." "Back to Christ or on to
Mr. Prather passed away follow- bunsinees Tuesday.
in tbe high acbool gymnasium and urday when Ibe team goes to Hmlth.
where regular practice or games Chaos." "The Freedom of Tithing.” ing a long illness, extending back
Mrs Urlck wbo wm manage the
officers elected. Oflfcera unmet Dallas.
will be held every Tuesday even "Why I Believe In G od,' " How to to the year following his moving ciean|ng shop comes to Springfield
A
large
delegation
of
Hprlngfleld
will be reported to tbe school board
ing.
Open the Windows of Heaven,” here, and the time of Mrs. Prather's from one of tbe largest Eugene
aud they will be beld responsible people weut to Cottage Grove Mou GIRLS GROUP TO MEET
day
to
watch
tbe
gam».
"Foolish Young Women," "Jesus death.
HERE FRIDAY NIGHT
for tba management, student con
cleaning plants. She has been here
HATTIE MITCHELL GIRLS and the Church Treasury." "How to
He was born at W allacevilie, a( various times and is already ac-
duct at dances, enforcement of
Members of the F. L. club ot HAVE MEETING TUESDAY End ,h‘‘ ^ p ression ," "26 R*™ ”» Pennsylvanla on June 2«. 1862 and qUajnted wuu most of the details
rules, aud Inviting Ibe patrons and
BAPTIST MISSION GROUP i Juanita Rebekah lodge will meet I
Why
Every
Christian
Should on February 26. 1880 was married
jb i local business. Mr. Mitchell
patronesses.
PLANS BOX FOR MISSION at ib e h o m e of Miss Crystal Hryan
MoIllbl) meeting of the Hattie Tithe,” and "Paul, the Unashamed." to Miss Elizabeth Borntrager In w„, probably spend several months
Membership lu tbe deuce group
Friday evening for their November; M,tcbel, missionary circle of the
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Pennsylvania. They came to South vacationing at the home of bis par
shall be open to all students In tbe
A series of meetings will be beld gathering This will be a combined
Dakota In l»01. and came to Ore- enta at Agbiand.
high acbool upon tbs written con
¡Christian church was beld at the |UKA M£MBERS START
soon fur the purpose of preparing business aud social uffalr.
gon in ?«11 settling at Hubbard.
Aitbough all stocks of the Adams
1 home of Mrs. Walter Taylor Tues-
sent of tbelr parents or guardian.
articles to be Included lu the While
Tbe club was recently orgaulied Jav e , enln< A dluaer preteded , be TICKET SALE FOR PARTY In 1»29 they came to Springfield geed >nd feed bu8inegg bave been
Admission to dances shall be by
which Mra » R. M.
- Day I
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Cross box which tbe M issionary; In Hprlngfleld and consists of th » | meetlng
making their home on the small moyed ¡nt0 the new business, in-
card or by checking off tbe roster
Members of Iuka circle number farrn near ML Vernon
members
of
Juanita ’ sla te missionary society president.
society of the Baptist church will younger
stallation of the feed grinding and
aud only students who are mem
37. are now selling tickets for their
send to the ludtaii mlsslou at Tul-1 lodge.
He was a member of the Metti mixing machinery hasn't been com
' spoke and told ot ber experiences
bers of tbe dance group shall be
benefit card party to be held on odist church, and Is survived by
acca, Arlxona for tbe Cbrlstmas
at the national convention In D es|
pleted. Millwrights are now setting
udmllted. Membership may be sus
Tuesday evening, November 37. three children, Mrs. George Dosier,
holidays. Final plana for the work MRS. PRIVAT HOSTESS
Moines
in
October.
the machinery up in the new loca
pended temporarily or cancelled by
Proceeds from the party will be Springfield route 1, K. B. Prather,
were made Tue-day when tbe
the officers of tbe dance group (or
Irene Anderson led the study uged
finishing the room which Salem, and Mra. R. J. Rabinson. tion and Mr. Adam- expected to be
group met with Mrs W. H. Cook FOR PRISCILLA MEMBERS
ready to resume this part of his
violation of tbe rules or other mis
period
which
was
devoted
to
Japan
,
be
|O
)jge
group will occupy In the Eugene.
business by the latter part of toe
conduct. Dance admission charge aa hostess.
Members of the Priscilla c lu b 1 and America, and Pearl Heller ara,ory. Miss Melba Harris is chalr-
Mr. Prather was well-known In week.
Mrs. Kenneth Toblus was In were
shall be fixed by dance officers.
eutertalned last Thursday ! bruutj bad charge of the devotion- ■ lua U for the party arrangements
his community for his development
Bakery to Expand
Not mors than two dances shall charge of tbe program which wus | sftertioon at the home of Mrs Ed als. Preceding the study period
d tk.Uehi niay be purchased from . f a
h orChard In two
McKee • has recently completed
be beld In any oue school montb. baaed on Japan. Hhe was assisted ward G Prlvai for their regular <’aro| | ne Thomas played several her or any members of the clrele. • vears
and for his melon and refinishing of the Interior of his
Dancaa eball not be held preceding by Mrs. Elmo Chase. Mrs. Roy meeting Mrs. Lynn Stone was as gu|tar numbers.
Mrs. C. F. Egglumnu and Miss hiva ,.,nial’ rroDs
bakery, painting and kalsominlng
tomato crop«.
any school day nor on Sundays Carlton. Mrs Ada McPherson, Mrs sisting hostess. Mr«. R. L. D r u r y __________________ 1
Louk are assisting Miss Harris,
I the Woodwork, walls and celltag.
and shall terminate not later than Cook aud Mrs. Ira Nice.
snd Mrs. Earl Thompson were
KENSINGTON MEMBERS i The circle aud tbe American Lo- EPWORTH LEAGUE TAKES When the former feed rooms are
11 o'clock P- m.
guests. For the .n o tin g on Nov-j
_ u l> lt S T I I g tt
akl<J| glon past are to use the same room
a ic u u U C U D C D C c u a i n a v remodeled he will move his bread
Ne Outsider» Allewed
ember 22. Mrs F. B. Flanery and MAKE CHRISTMAS PLANS in the n„w
new Brtn„rv
armory and
and „111
will cooner-
cooper
BAPTIST
LADIES
HONOR
NEW MEMBERS) & U N U
wrapping and slicing machinery,
A Hat of patrons and patronesses
Mrs. Frank Ixigan will be hoet
ate In furnishing It.
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Plans for their Christmas party
Invited to each dance shall be sub MRS. LAMAR S BIRTHDAY
The card card party will be held I Thirteen new members were Ini the storage room and loading de-
i to be held December It. at the on the main floor of the armory. 1 Hated into the high school Epworth I partment to this space
mitted to chairman of the rchool
Members of tbe latdles Aid of
Another business transaction In-
home of Mrs. Olive J. Hebban with
board by the student dance officers
League of the Methodist church
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
the
Haptfet church held an all day
! Sunday evening during the lea g u e: volves the auction house at Mill
; Mrs. Melville H. Jones as assisting
before each dance Is held. At least
HOLDS STUNT SOCIAL bog|eggi »ere made Friday by mem-' PRINCIPAL'S BROTHER
•la patrons or patronesses shall be I meeting with potluck dinner at
hour following the vesper service, and Main street which has been
present at all dances.
' uoan Wednesday to honor Mrs. E.
bers of Ibe Kensington club when PASSES AT DALLAS HOME After the initiation service the 1 laben over by Mr -B rood from
Members of Mrs. A. B. Van Val- they met at the home of Mrs. E. G j
All dance« shall b« conducted u» | B. Iaimar. on her eighty-fourth
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group went to the Methodist church, L. Bray. Mr. Bray Is conducting an
Samuel Lowell Buell, o ld e s t!
Eugene to attend the Seth Par- auction business in Eugene and a
such and not as a part of any high birthday. Mrs latmar's deceased •“ b H class at the Methodist Sun- pr(va| The annual exchange of
school or claai party. Proper an busbaud wus at one tim e pastor of ‘lav school gathered at her home gin> w |„ be held at this time.
brother of W. E. Buell. Spriugfleld x»r program given by members of livestock sale across the «tree
QuMtl> a( the Friday m eeting hlgh gchoo, pr|nc|pa, dted at bls tbat church. They later returned to frotn his former location.
nouncement «ball be made that stu ne local congregation. Thirty par- KrlUuy evenlo« for their monthly
sons
were
present
for
the
affair
social.
Tile
entertainment
Included
were
y rg Elvln May, Mrs. Laur-
dent« and parent« may diatingulah
home at Dallas Tuesday evening. the Cornell horns where they were
Mrg Aiva Chand-
clearly between dance« and other whlch was held In the < hurch bate I’ tun,B “,,d 8“uie« suggested b y : ence c
He had been In poor health, but guests of Miss Coleen Cornell for CIVIC CLUB MEMBERS
each
persons
present.
Refresh-,
,er
Mrg
F,oyd
Thompgott
aud
Mrs.
parti«« or «octal entertainment be inent.
HAVE LUNCHEON MEET
none
of his family realized the seri a social meeting. New members of
incuts were enjoyed later In the , (’. M. Felino.
fore «tudent« attend.
ousness of his ailment. He leaves the league are Arleen Barrett,
Junitors and patrons and patrones- evening.
Parents of students In the dance ses to help enforce Lie same.
Members of the Civic club were
his widow, four daughters and one Gwendolyn Barrett, Clarabel Brood,
group, members of the school board
guests of Mrs. D. B. Saltsman at
Ruby
Brood,
Floyd,
Frances
and
son.
Funeral
arrangements
are
NEEDLECRAFT
MEMBERS
All student dances shall be held COUNTY CHAMBER MEET
and faculty member« and tbelr
Fern Cornell, Selma Clement, June her home for a one o’clock luncb-
al the high school gymnasium and
TO BE NOVEMBER 22
MEETING TO BE TODAY pending.
wive« or escorts will he admitted
Dnrham. Myrna McKinnon, Ila Pet ! eon Tuesday. This was the regular
nowhere else and authority to hold
to the student dances but the
erson. Mildred Tuhy, and Lunetta monthly meeting of the club. They
same shall terminate at the end of
PAST
MATRONS
WORK
ON
Monthly
meeting
of
the
Lane
i
Mf8-
Olson
Is
hostess
at
her
dance« shall not be open to the
spent the afternoon working on a
Bales.
County Chamber of Commerce will home this afternoon starting at
QUILT FOR LODGE HOME
general public either as particip the school year.
quilt and made plana to aid the
Dances shall be conducted from be held nt Oakridge on November 2:30 to members of the Needlecraft
ants or spectators.
school for handicapped children in
Members
of
the
Past
M
atron
s'
CARD
CLUB
TAKES
NEW
Students attending dances «ball ail educational standpolin ns, well 22. one week later thun the usual sewing club. Mrs. Albert Peterson
Eugene. Mrs. Page reported on the
Hie assisting hostess.
club of Cascade chapter 0 . E. 8.
MEMBERS INTO GROUP recqnt convention of federated
not be allowed to leave the gym »s for social recreation^ Presum lime. It has been announced by F.
worked on a quilt at their meeting
nasium to «It out danc«« In parked ably students are attehdlng high B. Hamlin, secretary. The third '
clubs held In Springfield.
Tuesday evening at the home of
Miss Mary Elisabeth Whitney,
school In order to attain n more Thur day falls so early this month DR. DOW WILL LEAD
cars or other place«.
DENTAL DISCUSSION Mra C E Wheaton. When the Mlse Joey Hardy, and Mies C ryxU l,
Rule« of personal conduct «hall cultural life and a hroadei* know -1 making n later meeting date ad-
DENTAL Diw uu&aiun
)g fintghe<) ft w|U be gent to!Bryan wgre tnltlated lnt0 the O-Noj EVANGELIST CLASS OF
ba formulated as necessary by tbe bedge of the arts and sciences visable.
the
Masonic
home at Forest Grove. card club last Thursday evening |
CHURCH AT SERVICE
Dr. W. N. Dow. Springfield den
student dance officers with the ai- which will enable them to live bet
Mrs.
C.
A.
Swarts
will
be
hostess
when
the
group
met
at
the
home
of
ter.
Attention
should
therefore
be
list,
will
lead
the
discussion
at
the
GLENWOOD LADIES TO
ilatanc» of the high ichool faculty
Members of the Evangelist class
MAKE BENEFIT QUILT meeting of the Southern Wiliam- for the club at her home In Eugene Mrs. Wllda Cotton. Mrs. Arah Nell of the Springfield Christian church
members. Amendment to these ori given to bnllroom etiquette, posture
Brlckey won high score prise and
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ette dental society to be held at the f° r ,hp December meeting.
ginal article« shall only be done by and correct dancing, and a m o re'
honor prise went to Miss Clyde held a potluck supper at the home
refined atmosphere than prevails I Ladles of the Glenwood comtnun- Osburn hotel In Eugene Saturday
— —
—
the consent of the school board.
Dilley. The group will meet at the of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Richards In
at many dances should be the aim Ity will gather at the home of Mrs evening. Dr. R. J. We’nhelmer will LIONS OFFICERS HAVE
Allow Student Control
Eugene Friday evening November
of
the
high
school
dance
group.
Bert Manahlp Friday evening t o , offer a paper, and Dr. C. L. Sch-
CHARGE OF PROGRAM home of Miss Bryan on November ». Following the dinner the group
Enforcement of all regulations
22
for
their
next
meeting.
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Copies of these rules shall be work on a piece quilt which Is to ) werlng will conduct a clinic.
«ball bo In the bands of tbe stu
attended the services at the Fair-
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Lion President, E. C. Stuart and,
dent dance officers. They are here posted on the high school bulletin be sold and the money raised con
mount Christian church where Hu
Attend
Ball
Game—Among
those
by given authority to prohibit at board and In the gymnasium. Viola tiibuted to the Doernbecher hoa ' Visits Mother — Miss Robert the club's talltwleter, Dr W. N.
bert Slas, former member of the
tendance of any person or persona tlon of any of the; e rules sha'l be plliil for crippled children In Port Brady of Oceanside. California lx Dow, w ill have charge of the pro who attended the football game In class, is holding evangelltlc m eet
Portland
Saturday
were
Maxiue
gram
at
the
semi-monthly
meeting
violating these regulations or other shall be sufficient for the board to land. A potluck «upper will be held here thia week to visit with her
Snodgrass, Margaret Mortensen, ings. About 20 member» were pre«
rule« they may m ake and are privi withdraw the privilege of holding preceding the quilting and all are mother, Mrs. Lusby, and other re of the Lione club Friday noon at
ent.
Loyd
Qarrleon, anti Lon Miles.
Taylor
halL
•tuaent dances at any time.
asked to bring a covered dish.
latlvea.
lege to call upon fncnlty m<
football Team
to Meet Dallas
HOOP LEAGUE IS
PLAHHED IN GUI
B.S. PRATHER IS
CALLED BI BEAT H :