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« SPRINGFIELD NEWS THURS., AUGUST 24. lfrH WÄC and Soldier wore a beautiful gown of ivory satin. fashioned w ith a fitted txalae »weethean necallne, and a full »airt falling in a train. A ringer up length veil of fine net w-aa arranged (rum a halo uf seed pearl* and for het bouquet she well as outside “Save drong dring and box car t ied pink row-bud» and »tep material and Man to plan *h<»p Christmas gift* mean much to toanoti*. The bnde» a u e n d a ru ptng.' r people oversea* B e a u « Pnatmaste: General acre Mia* Alma Johnaon a» Frank C Walker advise* Amen Mr. wig twine heavy paper and maid of honor wearing a gownj can* m announ< mg the rule« for Is xe* and fltwrtsiard will prove of pale marquisette* a n d , mailing of ChrUtma» gtfta for f real help In making delivery* Prepare New For Christmas Mailing in September Mis Alice Braley and da ugh lets. Alta and Ketla from Rldie- wood. Wash . are guest* at the L. D Braley home A party was recently hekl In •“**’ r ,,f Lynn Johnson at h<<Tir of h‘* I*8™ 1' Mr and -Mrs A Fred Johnson. Gaines we e participated In during the evening and refreshment* were of u f « possible 1 urge those at served by the hostess to Mr and home to l«egin saving these ma Mrs Fred Schmidt son anil t< rials wow. A* time gtw» on ‘laughter. Lowell and Darlene. they are going to become even from Eugene and Miss laudile n ore M-arve than they are now * Norris, and Ijrn n Johnson PFC, tmong the more imp* itant I.vnn Johnson has since return rules for Christina* mailings to lo Lamview. Texas, where *e the armed force* overseas are l* *n medical training the following; Brown has accept Wedding loid Plastic Plant Consid ered by U. S. Rubber MOHAWK, ORE. At the Churches K P N IN O n B L D t H K IB T IA N < I I I K4 H Bussell liopktnaon. director of M r * , t lawde ( I ’B r ir a . M la la le r Relative» and clow- friend* United state* llul»brr company's P 45 a m. Humlay School witrnmavd the marriage of PFt new ly-fo: me«l commercial (level- 1100 a m Morning worship, Helen Cecelia Bennett of the opment department, arrived In sermon by ihe paaior WA( h , d a u g h te r ut Mr. and 11» Borilamt last night to study poa- MW p m Union service at Ihe C. W. Bennett of hpringfieid to alblltile« of U S ItuMter enter ( litMian c hurch with Rev Ells Private Maaon Ellsworth Ben ing ihe nurthweat with construc wi«th Tilton of the Methodist nett, c i the AAJb, aoo of Mr» tion of a factory In the | (ortjand thnrrh bringing «he message Solon Xelaoa buuoda, Wew Vir- earned a Gxiquet of yellow ro»e- j army and navy personnel over are* to produce plastic and syn gUiia, at a <andielighi ceremony fe thetic rublier from tlmtier waate H P K IW G FIK L I) FR K K at the home of the bride » par M u» Pamela P arkhill of Kel- ; Thi* year the Chrutma- mail alcohol M |rr*H ii> iH T < H t 'k t H ent* In Springfield Friday eve ao, Wash , war Kidewmaal. wear ¡ ing per»<xj‘ for both army and llopklnaon today will meet Rev L. A Belle*. Minister nin|, August 4 Cream and white mg a gown of pale blue net and navy over»ew» force* I* the (tame with Orville Miller, vice pr«*i- M rs O e w g * C. MsrsMsU 915 a m Sunday school hour (laiw duiei grwJ burning candle* earned a bouquet of ptnk rote- J _ September 15 to October 15. deni of the Willamette Valley 11 (in a m morning worship. decorated the feeplace before bud» L ittle Janet Faik of Sa After October 15 no gift parcel Wood Chemical corp which ia _ -etnam by the pastor wbw h the <JU>ubie rin g service lern «iretwed in a gown of blue| may be mailed to a soldier with ’ Inillding the alcohol from wood j T U0 p m Young iVoplea aerv « n officiated by Rr\ Claude net waa flower girl Jame» i nut the presentation of a written waalaa plant at Springfield The Ice O'Brien. The attractive bnde Courtney Jooe» Jr., USNR, of request from him. ed ih e p ts itio n as head o«»k J development director'* Inspac» 7;45 p m evening worship, The parcel must not exceed ivr lhe Booth Kelly Lumber Co given In n*arriage by her father, salem. acted a» beat man. Mrs The greet demand» upon ship J tion tour alao w ill take him to five pounds and must not be a, Wrndhng and ha* taken up »ermoa by the pastor l,rand<xi Southworth of Duluth ¡«ng and the need for giving the M A M Wood Working (Mant 745 p in Thurartay prayer M in n , at the harp played the J preference to arm * munition*. more than 15 inches in length or her <|une# there • here ami to the Weyerhaeuser and praise service In the church W ASHINGTON D C : G m e ra l The ladies Helping Hand club eikung march and during the medicine and food ia the prime ». inches in length and girth Oeorge C M artha IPs w if* fuuogetf i laboratories at I/»ngvtew. ac .?>mbine«l It should he marked recently held a covered dish din the Grandmothers League as a roll fr o n tin g w> M a n a g e r I I G Ix ic k - reception which followed the reason for the early mailing m |* H I\(.F 1 K I.1 > «late Moreover gift parcel* must Christmas parcel' so that it may ner In the evening, having as »t h i» u f for g rtn d m o lh rrt who buy erble of U S Rubber's Portland ceremony. Bands for their grandchildren FIK M T B A IT I MT ( H l K( H The b n d e» table with lighted • travel great distance* to reach be given special attention to as guest* the families of the club War Mrs M arshall herself buys fbevds -ale« d iv is io n Br». l**Noy ( rtMukley, M lalaier lepers at eilher end waa cen- • army and navy personnel who sure it* arrival before December members at the home of Mr* and stamps regularly for her three All of the regular service* are An advance spokesman for V ie la Seavey The dinner was grandchildren. Tupper Brown, age u-red with the wedding cake. A*- are located at remote point*, and 1, Jim m y Winn 2. and Jim m y's S Rubber Co emphasised that tiring annoume<l f « the <l*»lng Bin-ting in M*rv ing were Mrs Ben I frequently the transfer of large Not more than one parcel may served by. the hostess and visit sister Kitty. * months seek* of the summer If you R. liennett. Mrs James C. Jones , numbers to new station* necew- b mailed in any one week to the ing followed the dinner The "Those Bwo t> C<bi for America llopktnaon'* visit did not certify have no church home you are that the company would bulk! club will disband until October. today/* Mrs Marshall said in Wash- Mrs Nila M Gtinae*, aunts j »ttate» forwarding of the pack- >ame member of the armed forc S r, When they m ature they here. Hopkinson. who I* Inter cordially invite»! lo be present The regular meeting of the tngtin of the bnde. Mrs Chafle» W ages and additional tune is re es by or in behalf of the same F R ID A Y and S A T U R D A Y will bring to the coming gen eral»» There I» something of Interest young people of the Mohawk mailer Snyder, Mrs T. Kay Lord. Mrs quired. he edur.vttonal and other privileges esteil in the av «lability of niw The response tfiat our peo- j When o an bi nation packages Community church was held re- that mske America worth fighting materials ami cheap power, will for hnth old and young. Charles P. Broderick and Mrs make an exploratory study of pie -made last year dunng the a e made up of such items as cently at the home of .Mo Ruth foe *• James F. Faulk. the area’s |M>tentlalitles amt then TRINITY BAPTIMT CHI R< H kit» Ka’ne*. Francfort Tane The bnde la a graduate of Yer ¡overseas mailing period demon- miscellaneous toilet articles, Kennedy Game« were pre«lded ( »rare I2ih and B turn In a recommendation to of noma high school, Vernonia, strated that they will cooperate hard candies, soap*, etc., the con yver by Mm Bubv Hufstader CAROLINE W ELLS DIES Frank Nlxua, Pa »to r ficials In New York Ore with the class of 1940. tak | in any measure designed for the tent should be tightly packed ao and stngmg was also led by Mrs. NEAR OAKRIDGE 101» a Sunday Sch<M>l •ng ¡»«»t-graduate work at the welfare of our armed forces per- tWSit they will not become loos Bubv Huf*tader A taffy pull U S. Rubber eaneclally 1» In Morning w*or«hlp Caroline Elisabeth Wells, a liw a >l>nngfield high school, Liter at sonneL* Mr W’alker said ‘It la ened in transit and damage the preskled over by Mrs Helen terested In plywqod production 7«) p ----- . to concentrate on lending the University of Ore-1 not easy content* or the cover Hard can Vniman and the hoetews. Mm resident of Portland, died near here and tn plastic* fnen phen- Training «ervtce KUO p Evening w<»r*hlp gun The gn»»m attended schools 1 ( "hrtstnu- gift., in the midst of die«, nut*, caramels (including Ruth Kennedy, was also pari of Oakridge Wednesday. August olform a Idehyde Momlay. 7.Y0 j W M S meets the evening's entertainment. The i »«■ HM4 She was bom In Eugene weather here at home Tnit i Sunoda. West Virginia, and ! warm we those covered with chocolate», at There 1« op«imi»tic probability p tn a* an employe of the Pennsyl our p e « ^ recvjgnixed the need. cooklea. fruit cake, and choco- next meeting will be postponed <»n August 19. 1931. residing in __________ S U N D A Y and M O N D A Y vanu Railroad Co at Washing- j and because they A ant the men bam individually wrapped until the following Saturday. Eugene until 16 months ago. that U - S RuMwr may build ITayer m e e tin g each W e ,I n e * lav before entering the and women who are abaent from p waxe-l paper should be en- September 2. ami will be held at w hen »he moved to P* »1 land here. Iiecause without a factory stwi p m ton, D. with her family. She Is survived In the Portland area, the com You will fin«! a hearty Wel Following a trip to the j their homes to know- that they 1,1,^,1 tn inner boxes of wood. the Huf »tarier home. by her j »a rents Mr and Mrs Cy pany would have to send any by lcome ami g<«xl fellow «hip at the Mr. Gene Gallup from Alaska Oregon beaches the bride and are not forgotten at Christmas (m etai, (,r cardboard and brother of Mr Earl Gallup. rus Wells, two brother*. Donald products It wished to um * In I friendly church groom left for Hammer field and I they took pain» to awsure prompt . Perishable goods, «uch as 1* a guest at the Earl Gallup i A of l*»»Mland ami Spencer L. manufacturing plastic* from the delivery of Christmas gifts. Lemoore flekl. C al. where they fruit» ami vegetable* that may h*>me Mr. Gallup has been em- ftf the I S army. Camp Roberts. Springfield wimm I waste plant to are stationed. nl»KI%GPIKIJ> MFTHOIHMT I I know that our people w U l j ^ n are prohibited. Inloxi- ployed in government construc Cal. Five sisters. Mrs Thelma Ixw Angeles where U. S Rubhrr ( HI K( H oljaerve the ov erseas mailing ; cant>. inflammable material» tion w*»rfc in Alaska for the past Pitman. Grace ami Margaret 1» one of »lx companies op«-rat NOTH E TO 4 REI»ITOR> R e * . E li» w o rth T ilt o n , P a » l o r scheilule once more this year | h matches or lighter fluids. two years I Wells of Ihtrtlanri. Mrs. Dorothy )nK (be government’» 25o-acre e NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: 9 15 a in Sunday school That the C'ninty Court of the l>ut I do wish to stress this fact , poLson*. and anything that may Mit» Weltha Barrett from San A ml«« son of San Francisco. jC al. ('alifomia synthetic rublx-r pn>J- 11(H) a m morning win »hip. More o r e mu-t lx* taken In ' damage other mail also afe pro TUES., WED.. THURSDAY. of Oregon for Lane Coum Francisco is at the home of Mr«. ami Catherine Zethmayr of e, t Weyerhaeuser TUnlier Co. ia _ __ _________ , ty ha> appointed Nora M Lur wrapping and packing parcels hibited Gift» enclosed in gla»» Ida Baugh and expect» to stay Chardon. Ohio Her grnndmoth- now exfiertmenting with produc ! sermon “('nfinuthed .M*«ter* of Executrix of the Estate of securely and addressing them should I* »ul»»tantially pa<s»-d through the corning winter with ton ------------- er. Mr«. I.Hla Smirl of Round-up. (|on of plastic molding powder ' An Unfinished Task.” by the .'Letrton Marion Mann Deceased clearly and correctly to avoid breakage Sharp instru Mont Funeral service« were fioni wood waste* •— Portland ' pastor them All person« having claim» H«) p nt Union service at the ments. such as razors and held at the Poole- I^raon funeral Journal of Commerce again», the E»tate are hereby 'It 1« mx a pleasant thing to j C h ris tia n church. Rev Tilton notified to present the same visit a postal concentration cen. knives, must have their edge» MRS. LaDUKE OF home Saturday, August 19. at 1 speaking on the "Three Divine I duly verified. V> the Executrix and point* protected »0 that they p m . with Rev V T Speece of 1 at iiOl Miner Building. Eugene ter ami see the numbers of cannot cut through the cover OAKRIDGE DIES Requirements ” < IK4 L K 3 ficiating Interment was held at Paralea Alice IxiDuke of Oak Oregon, within six months from Chn»tmas parcels which will IYe-*ch<»l children are wel Circle 5 of the W8CS of the ing« ami injure pc*tai personnel :hc date hereof never reach servicemen and ndge died Sunday. August 20, the Rose Iaiwn cemetery In Methodist church will meet come in the nursery during the Portland August 21. at 11a. m. Dated thia 24th day of August. xerv H^women Post office per or <iamage other package» HH4. at the home of her son. . - 1, Thursday, August 24. at 2 p m morning worship PH4 sonnel have orler» to do every Relatives and friends who James Mclairren of Eugene She NORA M BURTON Executrix DON’T I j OSE YOUR RATION at the ton»«1 ,,f Mr* PM R « r ROY RO G ERS Harris. Bryson A Riddlesbaiger thing they can to effect delivery know that the personnel in the was horn at Bellfountain. Ore . BOOK’ Get a ration book wallet ’holomew for their regular bu*l WANT ED To reni two or three A 24, 31. S 7. 14. 21 of such gifts, because we know arme<l service» to whom they Mav 21, 19tM). She was mar , bednxim unfurnished houjw ,hem >l ne*s meeting how Important they are for the plan to semi gift* are at far dis- ned to Andrew M laiDuke I * “ h lnken ho,der- Rt«»pon»iblp (teople, perm* tf happine»« of the armed forces. lanl point* »houkl begin to mail in Eugene on January 23. T he Newa Office. H O R N '— T o M r. and M r« . John nent. close in, liefore Sept. Too frequently, nothing can be their packages on the opening 1929. She 1« survived toy her hu»- 15th See Claude Gerlach at NOTICE OE.HEARING ON A Peerson. Springfield, a daugh done. day— September 15—of the mail ttand ami one daughter. Betty ter. Saturday, August 19. 1(H4. FINAL ACCOUNT Gerlach’s Drug Store. *! am sorry that anyone ever ing period. Last year late mail ixm I^aDuke, and several chil NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: at the Sacred Heart general hos mentioned that the size of a shoe ings, causing concentration of dren by a former marriage, Mr«. John M a ile r o f (h e l-xlith That the undersigned, a» Exccu pital box i* the approximate limit for great number» of package* in Jame* WilJlarrt arfrl John Mcljir- tor of the Ixtst Will and Testa-. ■ and Lillian dress shop In Spring packages Intended for gift mail the final day* of the mailing pe ren. both of Eugene. I>eslie Mc- ment of Charles A Eastman Mr«. William Nrl»on 1» report- field 1» spending thi* week in ing» oversea*. Unhappily many riod, threatened to defeat the Ixirren with the U. 8. army: deceased, has filed it« account . tMj improving after an operation. __________£_______ Portland on a buying trip people liecame convinced that a program. It is stressed that suc Mr*. J. C. Johnson Jr.; Mis* Mar for the final settlement of Kald , - »hoe box is the best possible con- cess can lx; assured, with the jorie Mclxirren, both of Oak decedent's estate In the County 1 for I,ane County. Oregon, tainer We must be mindful that ¡ personnel and facilities ridge. four grandchildren and Court and that Saturday, the 23rd dayt A. M . K N A P P . M E R R IT T T R U A X these gift* must travel far. with available, only if the public give* four brothers: Leslie Menton of of September, 1944. at the Court »hipping spate crowded If the full cooperation through prompt Portland; Elmer of Wenatchee. Room of «aid Court In the Coun 21st and M a in Streets gift* are to be protected in trans- mailings of the oversea* gift Wash.; Gerald with the U. 8. ty Court Hou*e. In Eugene, Ixine S p rin g fie ld , Ore. I it they must ix* packed in boxes parcel* from the opening of the army and Ix;Roy Menton with County, Oregon, at ten o'clock In ; Phone IM4 the forenoon, has been fixed by marie of metal. wo<jd. solid fiber- mailing period. the U. S. navy; two sisters. Mrs »aid Court a» the time and place L a n e C ou n ty D is trib u to r fo r— I tioard, or strong double-far ed Velma Oberg of San Francisco, for hearing object’ on* thereto, 1 < orragateri fiberboard, reinforc Q U A K E R S T A T E O IL S and G R E A S E S Cal., and Mrs Muriel Stark of and for final «ettleinent of «aid ed with strong gummed paper O F A S E E K IN G W A Y Oakland, Cal. Funeral services estate. C L IP P E R G A S O L E N E and O IL S EIRST NATIONAL BANK , tape or tied with strong twine T O L E A R N N E E D S w'ere held at the Branstetter-Sl- OF EUGENE, I If both tape and strong twine mon chapel in Eugene Wednes By: V. M Cameron, Asst. , OPA I* making definite prog- are used, so much the better. If res* in setting up machinery to day. August 23. with Rev. Wal Trust Officer, ithe outer wrapper is crushed— Executor of the Last Will obtain the farmer’« viewpoint ter Fiscus officiating Interment and Testament of Charles 1 and this i* likely to happen the 1 I in price regulation procedure«, was In the Rest Haven Memorial A. Eastman, deceased. 1 loss of contents may be prevent park. according to Tyrus R. Timm, L L RAY, ed if fiberboard boxes are wrap Attorney for Estate agricultural economist in the of ped in heavy paper. NOTICE OE HEARING ON A 2\. 31, S 7, 14, 21 fice of agricultural relation* in FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE TO CRKIHTORH We were unable to deliver the OPA, who held a meeting at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: IN THE COUNTY COURT OE many parcels which families Oregon State college with repre That the undersigned, as Execu 435 M a in S treet LANE COUNTY, STATE OF T h i * ye»r »varybody w ill be using Leg M a k e -U p OREGON and friend» sent to men and sentative agricultural official« trix of the Ixist Will and Testa . . . fo r w o m e n -a t-w o rk w ith an eye 10 c o m fo rt ment of K M Pratt, deceased, In the Matter of the Estate of recently. With Timm was Verne women overseas last year be and n o tim e fo r foolishness have adopted thia has filed her account for the fi ELMER W JORDAN, Deceased tim e-an d -m o n ey saver as a w a r-tim e fashion! cause they were crushed in I.ivesay, recently with the FSA nal settlement of said decedent’s Notice Is hereby given that the transit and the gift and the out in Portland, and Just appointed estate in the County Court for undersign««! ha» l>een appointed A n d w hy not? T h i« R ic h a rd H u dn ut lo tio n is coo l side wrapper became separated. agricultural relation* adviser for Lane County, Oregon, ^nd that by the County Court of I^ane and c o m fo rta b le . . . ranee to apply and it dries in a jiffy ; s • loo ks sheer and lovely o n the legs. Saturday, the 23rd day of Sep County, Oregon, Administratrix We would have been able to the western region. TropicaJ a a d Brotna ttf k h tg ih u d et f f 88 Since setting up the office of tember, 1944, at the Court Rwm of the estate of Elmer W. Jor make delivery if the address had of said Court in the County dan, deceaned. agricultural relation* only seven been shown on the inside wrap Court House, In Eugene, Ixine All persons having claims • Much new fall merchandise will be in shortly. per. We advise that everyone months ago, agricultural advis County, Oregon, at ten o'clock in against said estate are hereby We are happy to have you look over our stock. 1 write th<- address of the sender ers have been established In six (t;e forenoon, has been fixed by notified to present the same, J and addressee inside the package regions, Timm reported. He also said Court as the time and place duly verified and with the prop for hearing objections thereto er vouchers to the administrator said that 40 industry advisory and for final settlement of said at 229 Miner B ulging/ in Eu 4— committees now have fanner estate gene, Ix«ne County, Oregon, 1 members and that a new Uve- within six (Hi months from the RUBY I/XJMIS, Executrix of the Last Will and date of the flrHt publication of s <x k price committee has just Testament of R. M. Pratt, this notice, August 24, 1944. lx-en set up with farmer repre ETHEL 8. JORDAN, deceased. sentation. Administratrix of the Estate L. L. RAY, Timm and I.ivesay discussed of Elmer W. Jordan Attorney for Estate. A 24, 31, S 7, 14, 21 with officials of the extension A 24, 31. S 7, 14, 21 service, the AAA, FSA and state department of agiiculture ways S E L E C T E D S L A R S -E D G IN G S , 4 feet and lo n g by which difficulties such as the For the benefit of those recent lamb situation and cer er, 2 inch and thicker fo r m a n u fa c tu re of la th . wh> engage in local busi Can use M to HI cord* per day. Phone 316 or K54II, nest transaction we have tain celling price rulings might printed and gtocked the be avoided in future through or call at plant at M ill and M Sts., S p rin g fie ld . following legal blank better advance understanding on both sides. forms: MRS. GEORGS C. MASSHAU FOUNDS THE GRANDMOTHERS LEAGUE Playmore . . . THEATRE Phantom Lady I See Were, Private ESCAPE^ $ TOJfG Lubricate With QUAKER STATE McKenzie O il Co. EDITH and LILLIAN D RESS SH O P LKIi liKt-lir Complete Line of Ladies Ready-to-Wear GERLACH S DRUG STORE W ant To Buy LEG AL B LA N K S OAKLAND SPRINGFIELD Produce Market Pettibone forest Products Rose's Used Furniture Store *-t B lock S outh of S p rin g fie ld Ju nctio n on H iw ay 99 Wanted to Buy L Used Furniture, Radios, Hot Plates, Washing Machines. WE BUY AND SELL Phone Springfield 479 C H A T T E L M O RTG AQ E C O N T R A C T , Conditional 8 a l*a C O N T R A C T to sell real estate W A R R A N TY DEED Q U IT C L A IM D E E D M O RTG AG E - City or County Property B IL L O F 8 A L E P R O M IS S O R Y N O T E O P T IO N TO P U R C H A S E LE A S E , Farm and City L E A 8 E and Option Agreem ent L IE N U PO N C H A T T E L R E C E IP T S fo r Earnest Money B L A N K W IL L Mortgage Satlafaotlon Assign ment of Contract. Legal Cover* and paper All approved Oregon forme. At the WILLAMETTE PRESS IN OFFIEYS STORE NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the undersigned, as Execu tor of the Last Will and Testa ment of A. S Mowbray, deceas ed, has filed its account for the final settlement of said decad ent’s estate in the County Court for Lane County, Oregon, and that Saturday, the 23rd day of September, 1944, at the Court Rrx»m of said Court in the Coun ty Court House, in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, at ten o'clock in the forenoon has lx;en fixed by said Court as the time and plate for hearing objection* thereto and for final settlement of said estate, EIRST NATIONAL BANK OE EUGENE, By: V. M. Cameron, Asst. Trust Officer, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of A. 8. Mowbray, deceased. L. L RAY, Attorney for Estate A 24, 31, S 7, 14, 21 CORN, d o z .. . . . . . . . . . . . ,39c TOMATOES, lug - - - - $1.19 WATERMELONS, lb. - - - 3’/*c ORANGES, Sunkist, 2 doz. - ,79t PEARS, bu., fancy - - - $2.19 ALSO ALL SEASONABLE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT BOND & WRIGHT Wood Circulators 2 2 -I.N C H F IR E B O X $59.50 2 6 -IN C H F IR E B O X $695« WRIGHTS' Hardware Furniture Palm
