The Eugene Guard from Eugene, Oregon • Page 5

THE REG1STER-G0ARD, EUGENE, OREGON Page five Charlie Nolf was taken in to be treated for pneumonia. BOOTH-KELLY HOOP MODELS 1935 CARS SLEEKER, TRIMMER AND FASTER! fflW IDE OAKRIDGE, Jan. 5. (Special). Your automobile In 1935 will look sleeker, trimmer and faster, but It also will give you much greater comfort In riding, because of the improvements put Into It.

For looks, the Studebaker, In center, with its narrow radiator and slanting back, Is a good example of the advancement In body design of the new cars. And for comfort, there's the trend to combat aldesway, as shown by the Plymouth stabilizing unit, at top right; the electric gear ahlft of Hudson and Terraplane, at top left; and the lowered floor for more head room, as provided In the Plymouth, lower right. I If- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clnrk and son Randall had for dinner guests on New Year's day, Mrs, Ella Walker, Mrs.

Teressa Gray and Gordon Stanley. E. L. Gates of Corvallis, who made his homo in this vicinity for some time- while he was in charge of constructing a part of the Willamette highway, is spending a few days at his old hendiunrters at MctreuPe Springs. W.

G. Sutton has purchased a new automobile. Mr. nnd Mrs, Wayne Walker and Miss Lois Walker were guests of Sir. and Mrs, S.

Walker on New Year's. Ike Bedell, Willard Flock and Ed Clark went to Eugene Friday. The Arizona Wranglers will give an entertainment at the Kidge theater Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Bernon Thorpe of Dnllas were New Year's visitors at home of Mrs.

Thorpe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Wilson. Mr. and Mrs.

John Wilkinson and son have returned to their home here after enjoying a two weeks vacation spent in Corvallis aud Portland. The P. N. G. club will meet with Mrs.

Viola Flock Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Florence Cook will be tendered a shower in observance of her birthday anniversary, Mrs. Earl Horsell has returned from a three-day visit in Shedd. Charles Paddock and Frank Dom-pier are on a cougar hunt.

Walter Wright is confined to his home by illness. Charles Anwny was a Eugene vis itor ednesday. The Tuesday Contract club will meet next week at tho home of Mrs. Charles Croner, Mr. and Mrs.

A. Rrilcy were Sun day visitors in Lowell. The Oakridge Woman's club will meet Wednesday for a 1:30 luncheon and meeting at the home of Mrs. Claude Jones. Veneta Man Home From Gold Mines VENETA, Jnn.

B. (Special) Er val Ijewls Is spending the vacation with his fnnilly here. He is home from the mining district around Grants l'ass. Mr. Ijcwis Is suncrin tendent of "The Great I Am' gold mine at Applegnte.

Mr. Lewis who is by trade an elec trical engineer took up mining as i hobby and with some other gentle men took over this prpoerty which had been idle for some time. They have five, men working now, besides the cook. Since April they have tnken out 290 ounces of gold. The main shnft is 85 feet down besides the other tunnels.

The power for the mill is now supplied by gas engines. They hope, however, to install a Deise! enirine soon and also to generate their own electric power. The mine is incorporated under the laws of Delaware, for a large amonn of money. No stock is for sale nt the present. The Ijewis' have a large estate north of Elmirn and speaking of the (told, Mr.

Iicwls said, "When you tnko furm produce to market they act like they are doing you a favor when they take it at any old price, but all you have to do Is throw this down (the gold) nt the cashier's window at tho bunk and get your money, and believe me, that is something in these days." The "Bureau of Aeronautics plans to procure 48 radio beacon receivers for certain ships and stations to Instruct nnvnl aviation personnel in fundamentals of the operation of the department of commerce airways beacon system. PET SUPPLIES 8pratt's, MeCormaek's snd Other Standard Pet Foods CHASE GARDENS 64 E. Broadway Phone 1950 Osteopath Eye Sight Specialist 4)4 Miner BIdg. then in DR. H.C.

DOBSON Rev. and Mrs. David Hardy here Monday and Tuesday. Miss Kleunor Richards of Lebanon visited her cousin, Mrs. Jess O.

Cross and family here Monday and Tuesday. Thomas Palmer spent last week visiting friends and relatives in Toledo, before returning to his school duties as principal of the eighth grade at the Crane Consolidated school. Mrs. Gladys Palmer celebrated her birthday Wednesday, January 2, and in honor of the occasion her daughter. Miss LaVell Palmer surprised her by having Mr, and Mrs, Frank Maxwell and two sous John and Lawrence as their dinner guests that evening.

Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Bond, accompanied by Mrs.

W. H. Belideau and Mrs. Karl Jackson, motored to Shedd Wednesday evening and attended the regular communication of Willamette chapter. Order of Eastern Star.

All except Mrs. Jackson who belongs to a chapter in Wilsnll, Montnnn, were officers of the local chapter. Others from Halsey present were Mr. and Mrs. H.

C. Davidson. B. M. Bond of Halsey was a pallbearer for the funernl of Miss Bertha Shedd Wednesday afternoon at the Shedd Methodist church and Mrs.

Jess O. Cross and Mrs. George Cross sang. Many from Halsey attended the funeral services. Among those going were Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Zimmerman and June Layton. Mrs. Hnrry Commons. C.

H. Davidson and wife, Mr. and Mrs. D. C.

Rossman, Rev. and Mrs. David Hnrdy, Thomas Jackson and wife. The Musical Memories will hold their Monday evening prnctlce at the rural home of Mrs. Elisa Robins, northwest of town.

Jimmie Long of Triangle lake is here visiting his brother, Frank Cunningham. The children of Mr. and Mrs. W. II.

Worthen entered the local school Thursdny. They have been attending the Powell school on the nnlsey-Brownsville road. The local encampment I. O. O.

F. held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at the hall. They were disappointed as they had expected to confer one of the degrees, but the candidate was unnhle to be present. Following the meeting the men enjoyed a tamale "feed" and games in the club rooms. News of Blachly BLACHLT, Jan.

5. (Special) A large crowd attended the dance at Triangle lake last Saturday night. Misses Patricia and Theda Sylvers of Eugene spent lost week-end with friends at Triangle lake. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Slayter and daughter of Blachly, Mr. and Mrs. John Bricker and aon of Goldson, and Miss lone Plunkett of Kings Valley were dinner guests New Year's day of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Witham.

Mrs. Walter Blachly and aon, Dean, are spending the holidays in Portland with relatives. Frank Bottler and Dena Starr were married at Vancouver December 81. Born, at the Pacific hospital Eugene Thursday, to Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Roberts, a daughter. Floyd Billing's of Lebanon came in Sunday to see hia aister, Mrs. Post, and his brother. Minor. His mother accompanied him as far as Junction City on his return home.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Pontius and daughter of Creawell, M'ss Patricia Sylvers of Eugene, Mrs. Anna Pontius and son Orval were dinner guests Sundny of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Slayter. Mrs. Olga Billings, who has been quite ill, la some better. Mrs.

M. A. Pope has been staying with her until her daughter came Wednesday. Mra. Mary Mead, Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Porter and son of Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lamb of Albany were dinner guesta New Tear's of Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Lamb. Mrs. I. J. Xates visited last week with friends at Lorane.

The ladies aid met at the home of Mrs. Stuart Myers Thursday. The next meeting will be at Mra. Cleve Lafferty'a in two weeks. Dean Blachly came home Thursday from Portland.

Mrs. F. H. Myers and aon Earl drove to Eugene Friday on business. Mra.

Stuart Myers spent Friday with her mother, Mrs. Herman Schmitt. Miss Mildred Weller'i schoolmates gave her a surprise party at her home Tuesday evening in honor 6f her birthday. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Taylor and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Ross Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. I A.

Hulburt enjoyed a watch party Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slayter. F. R.

Myers received word Friday morning that his sister, Mrs. H. h. Spillman, of San Francisco passed away Wednesday. She had been in poor health for the past two years.

The Blachly town basketball team drove to Wendling Thursday evening and were defeated 28 to 42. Wendling will return the game next Thursday. Quite a few friends enjoyed a watch party at the home of Mr, and Mrs. F. E.

Starr Monday evening. chest ra from Eugene will furnish music. Miss Jean Currin who attends Mills college in California has been spending the holidays at home. The I. O.

O. F. basketball team went to Oakridge Thursday night to play a. team from there. Junior, little son of Mr.

and Mrs. T. P. Addison, has been quite sick the past week. Mrs.

Annie Skelton has been sick the past week. SIT WENDLING, Jan. 8. (Special) Thtirsdno' evening the town learn met the Blachly town team on the Wendling community hsll floor. The first half of the game was any body's gume but the local boys rallied the second half and took the gams with a score 43 to 20.

Smith waa ref eree. Lineup follows: 43 Pos. Blaohly 38 Horsey 6 W. Hulburt 6 Craiger 2 N. Robertson Crow IS O.

N. Hult 8 Smith 2 Bauman 1 StolbergO Miller 4 Subs: D. Smith, Wright lOu Estes 2, Gard; Blachly, McKlain. Mrs. Grace Kennedy of Portland, Mrs.

John Smith of Junction City anft Lee Jones of Eugene were Sundny din- ner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cox. Miss Ruth Matteson has entered Monmouth normal this term and Miss Elizabeth Matteson returned to school with her. Miss Lois Abercrombie who at tending business college in Eugene has been home for the holidays.

Miss Jean Matteson returned so school In Eugene Tuesday. Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs, Guy Page entertained with two tables of bridge at their home. Mr. and Mrs.

Cox won first prise and Mr. and Mrs Hoeflein won second prize. Those en joying the evening were Mr. and Mrs Charles Hocflpln, Mr. nnd Mrs.

Bert Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Co nnd the host and hostess. The regular meeting of the Needle club was held on Thursday afternoon nt the home of Mrs. Grover Sumnen, Bridge was tho afternoon's diversion.

Honors at cards went to Mrs. Wicks, Airs, liennctt, Mrs. Abell and Mrs, Bert Johnson. Those attending the meeting were Mrs. Charles Hoeflein, Mrs.

S. P. Bennett, Mrs. Rome Knowl. er, Mrs.

Ralph Martin, Mrs. L. HL Hull, Sirs. Wolff Allen, Mrs. Ab Lidd, Mrs.

Roland Wicks, Mrs. I Stark, Mrs. Willlnm Sayles, Mra. Faf Abrams, Mrs. George Johnson, Ilert Johnson.

Mrs. Charley Chandler Mrs. Jeff Abell, Mrs. Guy Page anj tne nostess Mrs. Sumner.

Mr. and Mrs. Buff Bailey and fama ly who were visiting here over thd holidays have returned to their hointt in eastern Oregon. Leon Bailey has remained in wendling nnd will attend? Mohawk union, high school. Edward Cox' underwent a tonsllcc-i tomy at the Engene hoapltnl Thars day morning.

Because Canada's mounted policy found their anti-smuggling activities hampered by smoke-screen apparatus attached to automobiles and gasoline lnunchea, the department of national revenue promptly tabooed such dei vices. ARROW MESSENGER Phone 810 oi euoifd llH I3 jo snr 8MUOM 31GUVN ONV 31INVU0 3N30n3 rsTTsTUBrililtl.llit 1 hm ssItIITs Automobile Glass Plnin or Safety OUR SPECIALTY htomfit EXTRACTIONS FILLINGS PLATES Visit my office and judge for yourself as to skill, quality and prices. "Daylite Sleep" a 2 Sol. of Procaine which minimizes, pain. is FREE JO SHOW PUCES nut on dis- Motor company tat, what an automobile they Streamlined, with a turned ou maintaina the fcisby ne model, S.

-adv progress. And ever. Haven't ridden in eagerly waiting. tug ih new DeSoto AT- no '33 Mme d.ed almost tamed-The public, apparently, is t. accept the Airflow', ertreme to accei i for L'tro Beiirsto.

By the way arW of Airflows will be nnd Plymouth. The new -Ul Pkl. the Lewd. ito the showroom. They are hollar in Tery adnccd 7 features botn wiin bit the '34's i(in't Pssess; Dr0P in ind ice tneiu.

ti tlift Ttrnwn Motor Waiter tnirn hut hi. new company WHB uut 1 Chrysler Airflows and Airs reams be in 'ere Ions, and they re apt lo cause the same sensation the De-Boto has. In the menntirae, he has the Plymouth. hi. in.t.1 Floyd iianvuie ickards and Grahams soon.

Pack- hrd's new low price cism tremendous amuuut wmmiui, EfanTille expects them to be a big truer. Pnrd. are in. of course. i.

aimmnni Motor comnany. and mnmm nnfnmohiles. Cleaner. U7 II VMt hore atreamlined design. More attractive interior finish.

Many engine Bnprovements, and roomier. What ere could yon ask Spfnilc. tpceritlv annointed Olds- Lai1U lU.lei fo- this virinitv. has Lomething to offer in the new Olds. joMl was one of the first to offer mt "pants" type lender, and they re Lm more fullv atreamlined this Tear Man ever before.

Word expected soon i the new Willys, too. Not much dope available on Chev- tjlet, but the Standard went on dis-lay Saturday, and you're invited to top In at the Valley company and It It, too, boasts of many new (futures not possessed by the 1034 node, both In power, brakes and dc- And, of course, there are Elmer ilbertn'a beautiful Studebakera, rcrraplanes and Hudsons, at the Monroe Motor company. The Studebaker sfferi a tremendous improvement in road ability, and cleaner design. And the Hudson, Terraplane have those sew "electric hand" devices which take all the work out of shifting. Miss McNeil Given Party at Halsey BATAVY to u.

topeciai) ary McNeil, who spent the holidnvs hr Com iroa. nt v. tun 11ULI J1UH-outh. where she is a student at the reron St.t i biuwi, nils uuu- lored during her time at home by a K- 'rf nf tnend, r-. lutfc nl ule cr0cK K.

3 WvMtBf Thirty-five n- i oroca nospitaiity and the trening was spent playing games, con- arTMrat- virl r1. 1 "ii i-oiiversarion. At a te hour Miss Brock and her mother r-v "iresnments to the follow nit: m. i- runK xnnnon, GlendoU Richards, L'7 Alice Bnyne, Clara Ar-TnA and Messers. Dannra, Glen Nichols.

Walter -Nichols, Lloyd Voder, Usrence iilljjm, jr Hnrry Hard-W uosald Bayne, Ralph Frn ee, nnssei nerniton, Ken- Richards. Curtis Roole of Eu- -'irs. Mnrtin Cummings, I jarK i nnerwood. piunjers entertnincd 34 memlpcrs and K.l,n'ml.. st''y.

dessert luncheon. They t.sh,on.H old I 'i as pictures. hwl. dfilies. draperies, 10 greet tne guests pioneer ntmos- the lunch- 1.

"SI. "'C 01 'he rlub was called IHill ij 1 cp President, Mrs. Carl ria. Killed lor tne loin r. 'iirnfo over 10 ta.e intere.tincly re- Ei.r- Shnw' "Arm, and i.Lr,,Jr,"''," returned Irrl Sirica and a lncnl fun.

ii account of BHtinm. rtrl llm "irncc. Mrs. lhf- Smith. Plrs.

"s'er-in-lnw. I .1. it. rinnie. ''r'chtrr.

K.lna r- i Ksther 1, ftniley. Mr, llmlr. Alberta IVinkird. te IV nil. '-ir, StraW.

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i lr r. I'ibnr. rmi, nI r-'itene were al.o IV S-. ncbard. and v-' "'noi.

snri little New Teir A joint installation of the newly elected officers of Elm ltebekah and the Oak lodge of the I. O. 0. F. was held after the regular Odd Fellows meeting, Thursday evening.

The district deputy graud master, Virgil Winkleman, and the acting district deputy grand president. Mrs. Grace talker, were charge of the in stallation, assisted by the district dep uty grand marshals, J. h. Paddock and Mrs.

Minnie Wright, and stnff of officers. Those lust ailed by the Rebeknhs were: Miss Zoe Stroug, noble grand; Mrs. Hattie inklemun, vice noble grand; Mrs. Jane Bloomer, recording secretary; Miss Mae Winkleman, financial secretary: Miss Iva Winkleman, treasurer. The appointive offi cers taking chairs were Mrs.

Grace Walker, R. S. N. Mrs. Alta Spats, L.

S. N. Mrs. Florence Cook, warden; Mrs. Louise Clark, conduc tor; Miss Mildred McAtee, inside guardian; Mrs.

Viola Flock, outside guardian; Mrs. Jane Dorfler, chaplain; Mrs. Ida Wert, R. S. V.

Mrs. Edna Huddleston, L. S. V. G.

The Odd Fellows officers installed were: Gilbert bprague, noble grand Dr. G. Gray, vice noble graud; J. Spatz, recording secretary; Grant Dean, financial secretary; and Jonea, treasurer. Their nppititive officers were Charles Hills, R.

S. Allie McClane, L. S. N. Alvio Flock, K.

S. V. Mclvin Spatz, L. V. Donald Walker, warden Orlo Flock, conductor; Louis Flock, inside guardian; Henry Stein, outside guardian and Earl Walker, chaplain.

Following the installation refresh ments were served to about 50. Sev eral invited giiesta were present for the evening. The American Legion auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Frank Singletary, Wednesday evening, for their regular monthly business meeting. Mrs.

Singletary presided at the meeting during the absence of the president. Mrs. Fred Richter, chairman of the Child Welfnre committee, reported that about 40 children had been remembered at Christmas time with toys and treats. The memlwrship chairman reported IS memberships for The group voted to pay one dollar on the high school books being purchased for a needy student. Mrs.

Joseph Yunck and Mrs. Croner gave a report on the last social meeting when the post entertained for a number of district officers. It was decided to continue the Hewing club until summer, and Mrs. Richter wil in charge. Mrs.

Rchwalt gave an interesting summary of the state convention held In Astoria last August. The next meeting will bo a sociul event with members of the post being invited. A potluck supper followed by a dance was planned for Jan. 10, beginning at 6:30. Mrs.

L. F. Larwood is in charge of the supper and Mrs. W. H.

Rehwnlt will make arrange ments for the entertainment. Other members of the committee nre: Mra. G. V. J.

Rnmsdell, Mrs. A. Peterson, Mrs. Fred Swnnson, Mrs. Frank Var-relman, Miss Ksther Seifkin.

The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. Community church held its regular monthly meeting at the church Thursday afternoon. The time was spent working on a quilt for Mrs. Austen.

Members discovered in their belongings enough pieced quilt blacks for a large quilt which had been made by a number of old-time residents in the year of 1018. The blacks were stamped with names of the person making it. The aid will set the quilt together. A short business meeting was held later In the afternoon. The devotional was led by Mrs.

C. B. Jones. Mrs. W.

Austen tendered her resignation as president and it was accepted with many expressions of regret. Mrs. Fred Henson was elected president and Mrs. Earl Horsell will take Mrs. Henson's place as vice-president.

Following the meeting, refreshments were served to Mrs. R. W. Dimick, Mrs. R.

W. Putnam, Mrs, E. W. Smith, Mrs. Austen, Mrs.

C. A. Paddock, Sirs. C. R.

Jones, Mrs. J. C. Wright. Mrs.

II. M. Hurkins, Mra. Anna Buck. Mrs.

Henson and Mrs. Horsell, The regular board meeting of the M. Community church was held on Wednesday night. Rev. Earl Horsell gave a short talk on evangelism and he presented plans on the same subject which he wanted worked out during the lent half of the church year which ends July.

The remainder of the evening wan taken up With discussion of the plans for building an annex to the church. The officials of the church are quite confident that the building will start very soon. Members present were Rev. Horsell, limmie Walker. Mrs.

R. W. Putnnm, Mrs. C. A.

Paddock, Mrs. C. It, Jones and Mrs, W. W. Austen.

Two members of company 013 of the CCC camp were taken to Eugene to the hospital Thursday. Harold J. Robinson was stricken and was seriously ill when he arrived in Eugene. Save With Safety Home Office Angeles Financial Ratine A-Excellcnt (By Bent's Irmnrance OnMo) Up to 40 Saving He Safe Act Now Call Cheiern Iniuranca Agency Agent and Adjuttor (9 W. Broadway Phone 137 PET DIES ON DEC.

30 McJCENZIE BRIDGE, Jan. 5, (Special) Buck, pet fawn of James "Buddy" Reynolds, died on December -SO. He was found in the mountains this spring almost starved. It was evident that his mother had deserted him. Under the Reynolds regime he thrived and had many noted visitors.

During the hunting season, in a red hat and swenter he created quite a sensation Like Mary's little lamb he was a frequent visitor at school, drop ping in at the ranger station and at the post office whenever he bo de sired. A crate of oranges, delivered at the Reynolds home, left on the porch just before Christmas, proved his undoing. He Is sadly missed by his young master and many friends to whom he endeared himself by his friendly ways and affectionate faith in mankind. 1 Rae Engles and his mother returned home January 3 after a short but pleasant trip to Washington. Mrs.

Jim Cheezely of McKenzie Bridge has been confined in bed since December 31. Jack Cress, who has been spending Christmas and New Year's vacation at his home, McKenzie Bridge, returned to his trap-line near the Sisters, where he will remain nntil March. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henderer of Springfield spent New Year's day with Sunt, and Mrs.

J. R. Mitchell where they attended the dedication of the ski jump. The Sewing circle met at the home of Mrs. Murel Lee of McKenzie Bridge.

The ladies pleasantly spent the afternoon in quilting and chatting. Dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. Louise Danial, who is spending the winter with her daughter in Lowell, Michigan, sent each member of the club a linen handkerchief. Upper Spencer Creek UPPER SPENCER CREEK, Jan.

5. (Special) Mrs. Luella Iwis, who has been visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Beamer, returned to P'ugene New Year's day for an Indefinite time. She is at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. E. Stewart. Several from this community attended the dance at Hylands mill Monday evening, Dec. 31.

School reopened Wednesday. Jan. 2, for both the Twin Oaks and Spencer Creek schools. The Ladies' Sewing circle met at the home of Mrs. W.

W. Nimpson Thursday afternoon. Jan. 3. The ladies spent the afternoon making quilt blocks for the prize for the next play which Is to be given at the Twin Oaks school.

The pattern selected is called 'The road to Oklahoma." The play committee of the Ladies Sewing circle is working for a play which they hope to give Saturday, Jan. 20. More will be announced about the play later. Marr-h r.RifttrHtioii, of new TinMcn-xr rars in slntr. nnd the Ilintrlrt of Columbia refltM an incra.

of 77 prr cent from February, and tin Increase of 117.0 per cent from Mnrcb a year ao. New Year's Dinner Held at Meadowview MEADOWVIEW, Jan. 5. (Special) A very enjoyable joint New Year's day dinner was held nt the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Schrenkw a nose attending were as follows: mtb. J. W. Evans and Miss Myrtle Evans of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Schrenk nnd children Ernest Virginia and Gloria of Pleasant Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Bailor of Sunnyside Drive, Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Benton Schrenk and son Gordon of Cottage Grove.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy French of Garden Way, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schrenk of Meadowview, Mr.

and Mrs. James Baker, and the host and hostess nnd daughters Shirley and Norma. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Deming and daughter, Betty Lou, were dinner guests at the Frank Deming home in Elmira Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shelton have recently returned from an extended visit with relatives in various points in Washington. Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd John returned home after spending the holidays with the former's parents of Pleasant Hill. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Shelton spent the holiduys with relatives in Brownsville. Miss Gilcrest returned here to assume her school duties after spending the vacation with her relatives near Cottage Grove. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Schrenk and daughters Shirley and Norma, were house guests at the Benton Schrenk home in Cottage Grove Thursday. 0 Upper Camp Creek UPPER CAMP CREEK, Jan. 5. (Special) The Friendly Circle club met with Mrs.

Chlora Nye Thursday afternoon. After working for the hostess nnd visiting, refreshments of sandwiches, cake and coffee were served. This will be Mrs. Nye's last meeting as they are moving to eastern Oregon soon. Those present were Mrs.

T. E. Nye, Mrs. Alice Bissell, Mrs. Bertha Fisher, Mrs.

A. L. Perry, Mrs. Guy Cooper, Mrs. Clara Stephens, Mrs.

George Fisher, Mrs. Anna Fisher, Mrs. Thos. Ray, Mrs. John Miller.

Mrs. P. A. Wegner, Mrs. Geo.

Willian, Thelitis Perry and Fordyce Willian. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Cnrrol Tobey of Springfield. Valentine Ray has been suffering with a bad attack of poison oak. Miss Eva Crowe returned from Portland last week and reopened the school Wednesday.

Ineg Cooper and Velma Bissel were at home during the holidays. Laurel Willian visited Vera Perry last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Fisher and children, Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. Fisher and son, Mrs. Bertha Fisher and son. Gene, were guests at the Thos.

Bay family New Year's day. Chester Nye has traded his ranch for one in eastern Oregon near The Dalles. He will give possession soon and move his family to the new location. They have lived on Camp creek about six years. LORANE.

Jan. 5. (Special) Lorane Patron-Teachers held their regular meeting Thursday nijrht. The program was as follows: two solos by Mrs. Albert Gugfrisburs: reading by Art Cragenbrink, talk by Ben Keeney of Eugene on his trip to Hawaii, piano duet by Eva Elliott and Maxine Gug-gisburg, skit by Arvard Rothago and Miss Iliirold.

"The Model Ford," reading by E. E. Farman. A moving picture, "The Pony Express," will We given at the high school January 24 under the auspices of the Patron Teachers. Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Robinson of Lostine, former teachers at Lorane visited friends here the latter part of the week. Saturday evening they showed moving pictures at the high school on their trip through Canada and the eastern part of the United States which they took last summer. Also a reel of pictures taken of hih school pupils here last spring. Miss Lucille owing visited relatives in Cottage Grove last week.

A card party was held at the grange hall Saturday night. About 45 were present. In pedro, T. B. Mitchell held high score and Mnrorie Skelton low.

In pinochle Wilraa Lynch held high and Mrs. Edith Dunn low. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lynch entertained in honor of Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Robinson Saturday. Other guests were Wreatha Runk, Gertrude Conrad, Katherine and Stuart Schneider. A family gathering was held at the E. C.

Ilerendeen home Sunday. Dinner guests were the T. B. and W. II.

Mitchell, John Skelton, Ivan Smithy Leslie Herendeen and E. M. Dunn families and Mrs. Annie Skelton. Thirty-eight were present.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Smith drove to Dorena Saturday to take Harold Dudley home and visit Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Stardis Dudley, Mrs. Delia Jackson has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. II. W.

Currin. Mrs. W. H. Mitchell entertained at dinner Saturday evening for Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Robinson. Other guests were E'lna Mitchell and Elnora Dunn. Mrs. E.

II. flowing visited her dnughtpr, Mrs. Jim Horn, at Santa Clara Inst week. Mrs. W.

II. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. H. II.

Cunningham, Elnsn and Emil Sutherland spent the week-end with relatives at. Rnsehurg. Mr. Reed has moved to California i from tho old Koch place now owned by Mr. FostiT of California.

Alte Koch I is moving onto the place vacated by! Mr. Reed. I The Indies Aid mpt with Mrs. E. C.

Herendeen Wednesday for an all-day! meeting. The time was spent quilting for thf hostess. Those present were Mrs. A. M.

Bryan, Mrs. W. II. Davis, Mrs. C.

M. Foster, Mrs. Leslie Ilf-r-endpen. Mrs. II.

A. Mitchell and Mrs. Edit Dmin, Mrs. C. ('.

Davis is receiving treatment at the Eugene hospital. 1 Scho'd rPMim-M Wednesday after a ten v.icnlion. Mrs. Biggs resigned from tlip teaching staff of the, high sch'ioi and Miss Mae Masterton of EngTi" ha been hired to take her place. IJoyd Counts received a badly bruised h-g when he was kicked by a horse af the li-alph Lynch place Saturday.

I i set in and he wa tnken to the Engine hospital for; treatment, Tuesday. Cecil Abbey Ind his tonsils removed at the Eugene hospital last week, A dnnce will he given at the grange 1 hall S.ilurd.iy night, Jan. fl. An or-I Complete Selection BURCH SHOE CO. McDonald Thestre Bldfl.

jra. H5 MODERN DENTISTRY "NOT CHEAP DENTISTRY BUT MODERN DENTISTRY CHEAP" 'A now dontnl law in in pffoot which prohibits a dentist from ADVERTISING prices, free examination, to guarantee his dentistrj'i to perform painless operations, etc. I maintain that this law deprives the deserving public of a very great benefit tho common law right of 1eing informed by advertisements. Help iuo to have this law repealed. Philomath News Notes PHILOMATH, Jan.

(Special) A new stage service for I'hilomoth was started with the new year. Two buses a day run each way, one going east and one going west in the forenoon, al.o one enst and west bound in the afternoon. Roy Abernnthy is now general manager of the "Pny-N-Snvc" sttore. He will be assisted by his brother, Newton Abernnthy who was at one time employed in the store here befre lieing transferred to the in Roseburg. W.

II. Zeal is building a new porch in front of his feed store that will enable his patrons to load and unload in the dry. Dave Griffith was called borne from his work near Distton, by the illness of his son, Walter, who hn, pneumonia and is under thhe cure of hi, sri.ter. Miss Bonnie Qninn. a trained nurse from Portland.

Mrs. Winona Caves and James E. Brick sprung a surprise on their friends Christmas eve when they were married in Corvallis. They will make their home on a farm east of Philomath. Mrs.

Roy Thornton from near Billings, Montana is visiting her mother. Mrs. Alice White also her sister, M. Goodrich of Philomath and Arthur von Lehe of Corvullis. E.

A. Cone fell and fractured his shoulder while playing games at the grange New Year's eve party. In one foreign iort Mr he.i1- are placed Me iile in front of the railintor. inte.irl of between the radiator and It Years Prsctice To Telephone 441-J for prices and appointment Sale! LINOLEUM Applegate Furniture Co. DR.

PETERSON Telephone 441-J 960 Willamette St. 11TH A WILLAMETTE 8T. 1 to her IT M-nrhnuth V- Mr..