The Eugene Guard from Eugene, Oregon • Page 2

Page Two THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGOIt Mondi NEWS REPORTS FROM LANE COUNTY COMMUNITIES AND COUNTRYSIDE Odd Fellows Hosts At Joint Dinner home up Smith River from Reeds, port. Service Men Moved Jack Fetter, who is in the army, was sent from Fort Lewis to Robert Riley has gone to Ft. Sill, announces MeeJ HAYDFW 1 Halsey Events Of Past Week Listed HALSEY Miss Pearle Sherlock, director of religious education ol the Oregon conference of Metho- Two Elkton Hostesses Entertain At Shower ELKTON Mrs.

Charles Heddtn and Mrs. J. W. Gorman were hostesses to a shower given in honor of Mrs. James Adamo, recently at Olive Barber Invitation to HARRISBURG About 60 Re- ana juira rainieia now is 1 neighbnrhT, 1 in Pendleton.

Pvt. Fairfield ha, Ung 0f 1 the home of Mrs. Joseph Hudson. bekahs. Odd Fellow, and their dism, Portland, visited recently at families enjoyed the poiluck sup- I Halsey, meeting with the Sunday nr Fririav nicht at the I.

O. O. i school, and wa principal speaker ucm 111 Hme. provement H. L.

Bossen. Portland. in dub ALONG THE NORTH FORK i. 1, un.ii. hi CI 20.

i. last week. While here Elkton he memh. -m nA his earn em in Fllrtin in u-M i to Harrv ill Jiaii Hieetino ae.j Deerhorn A. Plans Lunch Project DEERHORN The Deerhorn Parent-Teacher association held a business and social session the past week at the schoolhouse.

Mrs. Dell Benson, chairman of the hot lunch committee, reported that as yet, a cook has not been secured, but plans are still underway to get the project started If some one can be found to cook and serve one hot dish at noon to the children. Notes will be sent to the parents this week pertaining to the plan for providing food and cash. Mrs. Eston Braeley and Mrs.

W. V. Stone were appointed to arrange the program for December and I WHO I s.i 1 Smith. Mr. Smith plans to use the noon fhiTj f4 building for an office and also to I in.

ill h. ine rnr One of our local streams, after reaching into the hills for some To many whose lives must follow a certain groove, and whose whole existence seems patterned "hawantfcTSTJ mf invited mMt'hS at from a common mold, such nonchalance in living reprseents a liberty they dream of but never ex F. hall. Following the supper the at the church hour, and again in Odd Fellows held a short business the afternoon meeting, following a session, after which the crowd potluck luncheon, went to the lodge room where Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Hentges have they were entertained by a short purchased the Wells house, south program and games. HaUey, for their permanent home Leo Lawson has moved with his I and have moved Into it from the family to Marcola where he has Carey house, where they have re-a job driving a gravel truck. The sided for several years. The house vacated by the Lawsons Greenwood family has moved to will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs.

the Hayes house at the city limits Robert Shannon. on the south. Bill Holbrook Is home from the Burglars entered the H. S. in Eugene where he has erman service station recently C- Karns.

"e(J service hi slogging trucks. Mr. Bossen has been in the garage business over 20 years, when he went to Portland to work in defense Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frost have moved into the house they bought from Thor Jensen.

Zane Adams and Lawrence Madison are working in Spokane. perience. We labor so, through most our our lives, for the an' 'rank Pvi. ticipated freedom of our later Newport. years.

Then along comes a depression or a war, and we find an miles, branches out into two forks, one being known as the North fork, the other called the South fork. Along this latter the homes are of better construction, the farms better cared for. The tidy side of my mind approves of this, but there is also an appeal in the ragged disarray of the other branch of the river. The farther up one goes, the more happy-go-lucky are the farms and the houses. Along the banks of the river fruit trees grow here and there, so without pattern in their setting one wonders how In the world Mrs.

Lovell Stanley will announce Refreshments were served to Mrs. James Adamo, Mrs. Margaret Mo Feeters, Mrs. Ernest Wade, Mrs. Edith Adams, Mrs.

Carl Moore, Mrs. O. S. Beckley, Mrs. Wilbur Garrison, Miss Kathleen Clemo, Mrs.

Rosa Haines, Mrs. J. N. Hen-derer, Mrs. Ida Thomas, Miss Vera Haines, Mrs.

Leonard Ross, Mrs. L. M. Smith, Mrs. Agnes Hudson, Mrs.

Sidney Gates, Miss Mabel George, Mrs. A. H. Hardesty, Mrs. Charles Hedden, and Mrs.

J. W. Gorman. Ladies of the W.S.C.S. met in the Methodist church last week for a regular meeting.

The afternoon was spent in working 9n fancy work and making plans for the annual sale which will be held the evening of November 27. There will be a program, fish pond, refreshments, white elephant table, popcom, and fancy work. Elkton Chapter No. 143 met last week for a regular meeting. The visitors to Drain chapter gave a report of the evening.

Those who attended were Mrs. Ella Fenley, Mrs. Mary Grubbe, Mrs. Edith ticipated freedom from care is but They have bet" there some time, uy nay. v.

-v u.cie suuie ume. nk been since the accident at a saw- I and took about 50c tn pennies the refreshments. nis way to Carl Johnson and Arley Marsh I where h. t- mill west of Junction City which from the till. No other damage will v.T-s W.

V. Stone was In charge of the resulted In his losing his right was aone. attended the football game in Eu- ficers trainin. "-ad gene Ust week. mm Wool Grant Murphy, grand master of a mirage.

Perhaps it would be better for all of us If, during normal times, we lay hold on leisure as our beginning heritage, instead of something to be put off; to be enjoyed when life has met all our conditions. The next time I'm young, I'm going to try it Maybe program which Included the pledge of allegiance and the "Star Spangled Banner" by the entire group, led by the school children; "War Laughs" by a group of children; and the "Marines' Hymn" by Clyde Myere, Charles Coleman, Jean Barreau and Don Benson, accom the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Stayton, peld an official visit to the local Odd Fellows lodge recently. The lodge conferred the third degree on three candidates. Mr. Murphy was accompanied by other 5tayton they ever got started.

divine providence would be touch arm. The arm was amputated above the elbow. Mr. and Mrs. Cal Owens left the first of the week for an extended visit in Idaho and Washington.

Among other relatives they will visit a sister of Mrs. Owens whom she has not seen for 14 years. Completes Training Aviation Cadet Russell Qulnn, 99 ha fnmnltH thf nrmv's Dfi- con ed into looking to my care, in the face of such sublime trust. panied by Wanda Currant. The Some of the houses have been built near the road.

Others may be reached only after steep climbing, or by following some tortuously winding road, too narrow members. Guests were present membership committee reported from all the surrounding lodges. twenty-two paid memberships at The junior Epworth Leaguers of the close of the meeting, the Methodist church enjoyed a Entertains Club i new rniTI Poultry Care Court Planned For 10-Weeks Period shop, in w. jg. ARROW for passing, and as rough as a washboard.

At one place on such a road I had set out to explore, an old building stood flush with the road, and sheltered an abundant life, judging by the noise. So I peeked through a and saw pigs MESSEVocTTl The White Elephant club met this week at the home of Mrs. Everett Wearin with 19 members and three children present for the day. Mrs. Lowell Hubbard and Mrs.

Alice Odell were honored on their birthday anniversaries. Work was started on the Deerhorn community service flag. A total of mary flight training course at party at the Wesley hall under Thunderblrd field, Glendale, Ariz, the supervision of their leader, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Fern Bergen.

Keith Mltzner Roy Qulnn of Harrisburg. Cadet had charge of the games. Qulnn attended University of Ore- Party Given gon where he majored In physical Mrs. Pace, teacher of the upper education. He was employed as three grades of the local school, area salesman for the Standard supervised a party of her stu-Oll company of California at Har- I dents In Wesley hall recently, riaburg.

Russell attended Canby I Beverly Nelson and Evelyn Ken- FRANKLIN Stanley Green of Junction City high school was at the Grange hall recently to ar- nnM nf t.n-i....lr onnfA in busily at work building the fam- wuncr suypiy 01 u.n poultry care and feeding. A meet-bacon. No shadow of their inevi- h. Nn 17 names have been turned in at iroufS DEPRESS MISERABL Mr. and Mrs.

T. L. Rolph have returned home after visiting a few weeks in Klamath Falls and Seattle. Drlvlnt Mall Again Chester Davis if driving the Oakland mail stage again after an absence of a month. Mrs.

Vesta Thomas drove while he was gone. C.P.S. camp No. 99 has opened in what was the CCC camp. Mr.

and Mrs. A. R. McDonald, who were caretakers, have moved into the Stacy Fenley house. Mr.

McDonald is working for Harry Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ross have moved to Oakland. AT CROW CROW Darwin Stui tevant spent a few days here while moving his family to Vancouver, Wash, where he.

has been employed for some time. Leland Lewis took a truck load for them. Allen Shores who is in the navy was here on a leave recently visiting his friends and school mates. Two homes have been connected with telephone service in this vicinity. Carl Meer has installed a telephone on the 24 line and Mr.

Pfoute has a telephone on the 25 Jine. Robert McDaniel has purchased a team of horses. Farmers are very busy trying to get some grain in since the rain. The first frost came this past week but some gardens were not damaged. th.

nt-pspnt lime, inrludtno men table demise dimmed their happi- 94 Evniiin hn union high school where he parti-I nmuio nninm were in Gates, Mrs. Bernice Theil, Mrs. Grace Beckley, and A. B. Haines.

A potluck supper was enjoyed after the meeting. Return to Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wilson have returned to Eugene after spending some time at Elkton. Mr.

Wilson was working with his gravel truck here. The Wilsons were camped in Mr. and Mrs. A. R.

Marsh's backyard. H. A. Pontius, Albany, was attending to business matters in Elkton recently. Lt.

Gerald Johnson, son of Mr, and Mrs. H. V. Johnson of Eugene, was in Elkton one day this week visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Johnson. Lt. Johnson has just returned from Alaska cipated in football, basketball, and 'Charge of the games. Following serving with the armed forces in ness. It was nearing' noon, and to organize the class.

All poultry tennis. He had attained me ran tne army, navy, anct marines, xne vmw ui mem a "'growers are asked to be present. tinisnea proauci lanianzea me. and Maurice Johnson of supply sergeant on nis graaua- mirauucuu. nst now mciuaes uaie noozer, Uon from primary training.

Several parents attended the Lester Wheeler, Ray Coleman, Ed- The Gideons will hold a service HTade school assembly of the son Coleman, Doyle Coleman, Wil- cnn. Nov. IS hecln- year held in the school auditor- I hup n.hn. wilhur rvtell wister As a poor substitute, I went report the arrival of their first back to a little neighborhood store weign, 7 ds ou and tried to buy a candy bar. Mnnria 0 ma? Because af Tnmm There was but a handful to choose ning at 7:30.

Everyone Is Invited. 1 The program was presented odell, Dale Richardson, Oscar i' Coach Ray Warren's "Eagles" the intermediate grade under Craft, Earl Craft, Walter Rauch.P of Bile from the Cm ft from. All freight came in by boat, ri.TTR MFrr the woman explained, and the boat 1 ALVADORE Th Friendly evidently shared the valley's Heloine Council met at Mrs. Jo won the last league football game 'e leacner, jri Ivan storment, David Potter, when the six-man team beat the 1 Mrs. Mona Moore.

It opened with Tommie Benson. Paul Putnam, today mil kVl Shedd team to the score of 45 i by Prof. L- Houck. Mrs. 1 and ward Koozer.

all of whom I apathy toward schedule. Adkins' home recently. Quilting oolUe ot KniKtot-a. Zl where he was credited with shoot to 26. The Eagles have won every pace.

upper grade teacher, led in 1 have lived in this community or While I stood there indifferently was the order of the day. league game this season. 1 wun wn. is.eni, 1 gone to school here. If anyone niDDUng at my most inanierent During the business meeting the T.kt half a tunu Walter Jensen, son of Mr.

ana aemner, ai piano. 1 knows of others who should be on candy Bar, a local man came in, meeting day was changed to the Mrs. Moore's room then presented of bx M14) Mfore brtakfatt ut inlj the list, the committee in charge made a small purchase, and of- fjrst Wednesday of each month will appreciate the favor if the fered a ten dollar bill when he instead of Thursday. The council Mrs. M.

Jensen of Harrisburg. Is now located at Miami, Fla. He Is In the sound division of the navy Till. RUT ha In. went to pay for it.

Then he and voted to donate S5.00 for eauin and nted hp rd0 ing down a Japanese Zero plane. Miss Vera Haines, who is working in Portland, was a recent visitor in Elkton. Mrs. Rosa Haines has returned to Portland after spending the week at Elkton. Mr, and Mrs.

Harold Smith, Portland, were recent Elkton visitors. Mr. and Mrs. E. M.

Grubbe visited recently at the Robert Grubbe an Armistice exercise, with Hugh Mltzner having the reading part and Duane Muller the vocal singing parts. The other children represented Red Cross nurses and farmers and farmerettes. The pro and has a rating of second class and is rapidly advancing. names are leit at uurrants siore. The club meets in December at Stones.

Donald Thienes, youngest son of Try it to rellm. the clerk chuckled together at the ping comfort kits for the soldier conceit of their being that much boys. change about. So he left his ten to The council ls sponsoring a be changed "some time." A great silver tea and bazaar at the home headache and the lour ttt aj xalltd bllleua to thla calm aiS 2 Mrs. Bessie Thienes, who broke his gram closed with the singing of wrist whiie playing at school three word up there in the valley the of Mrs.

Manetta Sanborn on the Get Knixhea Wn-m. CURTAINS CLEANED Electric Cleaners Ph. 300 word some time. afternoon of Nov. 20.

not joyfully lUTurlaL it wwivb orua Korea Shedd Events for Past Week Noted SHEDD Mrs. E. FJ. Awbrey entertained the Potter club recently. Mrs.

Awbrey's daughter and Mrs. Ida Rohson wore guests. 1 I weeks ago, broke his other wrist The local grade school Is mak- while cranking a car recently, so Ing some 250 nut cups of black now one arm ls in siing and the and orange for Camp Adair sol- olher stjii cast, dlers for their Thanksgiving din- Sevcral parlies of local people ner. They also are making scrap- attended the Hcilig theater at Eu-books of jokes and lightweight Retll, thjs week, especially to see The club has turned In Its quota of Red Cross work. One of the um guuu oi the feature in which William Terry utility bags to be made for sol- I boys and men hospitalized and Thienes had the lead.

"Bud" or Watch ADELINE GRAY try Uncle Sam's new nylon rilpr. ihnum. In a content i who are unable to hold up heavy 'Bill," as he is locally known. Mrs. Kitchen of Halsey won first book- Mrs.

Ellas Robins is local chairman of this work for Camp Adair. prize and Mrs. Ida Freerksen won second prize. Mr. and Mrs.

Warren of Halsey have bought Robert Baker's property and will make their home 'chute in its first FROM WAI.DPORT WALDPORT Mr. and Mrs. C. here. They have two children of A spent his childhood and high school years with his parents here and attended the local schools all through the grades until he entered the university.

He is a son of Mrs. Sadie Thienes. Tommie Benson, who has been stationed at Fort Lewis, has been transferred to California for further training in ground mechanics, according to word received from relatives. Dale Koozer, who Is stationed at Moffltt of Portland were m- cent Waldport visitors. Mr.

Moffltt Is employed by the government. Jim Kent, who Joined the army a few weeks ago, ls now stationed with the army air corps ground crew at Petersburg. Fla. THERE SHE OOEJI A 24-year-old veteran of the "silk" making the first Jump test of a new nylon 'chute. Watch as she pulls the rip-cord Key Field, has been pro- Cy Clay, commander of the V.

inoted recently to stall sergeant, He ls with the aimy air corps. F. W. post, was the speaker at the Armistice day program at the high school. A large crowd was grade school age.

Mr. and Mrs. Baker and family have moved to Albany. Carl Robnett of Corvallls, formerly of Shedd, will enter the army this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Cithers entertained Mr. and Mrs. Billy Glthers and Mr. and Mrs.

Lyle Entry at dinner recently. Billy Glthers and Mr. Eagy are entering the army this week. Red Cross Work Blouses are being made at the Red Cross meetings which are held every Friday in the Home Economics room of the school-house. There will be no yarn for local knitters until the 1043 supply la received.

A cablegram from Dean Byers, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wearin, announced his arrival in attendance.

Waldport Garden club met at safely at an undisclosed destination the Community hall recently with after an absence of six weeks. Mrs. Workman and Mrs. Plank ing serving as hostesses. A large I rrT, nrPirFBQ crowd attended.

Each one brought A JF'CERS peclmen of chrysonthemiim, vi vj viuiusuii ci 11 at, held their regular meeting Inst 17 jmf grown In her yard. Bud Burt is, who hat been associated with th Waldnort sca week. Election of officers was held with part of the officers being re-elected. Eats committee Group pictures of the pupils In That's the proving ground oft parachute-fust as tho'T-Zorn' is th proving ground of your cigaretto (sea below) TOU eta test them in lsbontoriei taJ the different rooms in the local foods comnanv. has enlisted In was Mrs.

Ross Rold and Carl Han- Irhnrtl u'or tn Won thl wmIi I it M.Htn. The senior young people's class Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis of wa oeciciea to nave a the Methodist Sunday school Medford visited their son Rov and nfxt held a shower recently at the fnmllv of Waldnort lust u-ppW "uv- regular inanxs J- wind giving supper with turkey and all the trimmings. Three new members were given first and second degrees, and three more names You can toss them out with home of Mrs.

L. A. Zimmerman I The postoffice will be In a new for Mrs. Royre Roberts of To- location, Frank Attwood's bulld-ledo, a recent bride. The after- Ing at the Junction highway.

It noon was spent In making a scrap Is being put In readiness now by bonk of the life history of Mr. carpenters. and Mrs. Roberts after which the were turned in. Dancing and a social hour was held after the meeting.

It is reported that Mr. and Mrs. IT OPINSI It holds! It's oksy! And so If WAI.TKRVll.I.E ITEMS WALTERVILLE No meeting Wa thi U'MaV hv (l. rnm- Art Williams have sold their Adeline Gray as she floats earthward to the approval and sppltuse of Army and Navy observers. bride enjoyed a treasure hunt for her many gifts.

Mrs. Cecil Dawson was hostess to the Priscllla club recently. There were two guests, Mrs. Dawson's mother, Mrs. Ora Albert-son, and Mrs.

Letter Albertson. it the final test of a paradiutt you step out in aM actual jump. And it's like that with dp too. The final test of anjf bnal when you light it and smoke Adeline Gray, a ite.dy CiflKl moker, can teU you! Wi tnunltv club due to seasonal field plac an1 are buying work not being finished. new h8 in Members of the Adventtst eon- iru mium ana iHmii; movra to the Hazelton place last week.

I grenation who have been meeting i in (lie Community church for the Contest winners were Mrs. old Pugh and Mrs. Merle Thomp- past several months have dlscon- AT ITPER CAMP CREEK son. Refreshments were served. I tinned meetings at Waltervllle and UPPER CAMP CREEK The milder all ways.

a TMr- lZAISr- n.t.hefrontwaMtttl f.n., m.r. at tVie frOOtl now meeting in their own Cjrcie Sewing club met cent at the home of Mrs. Lena 1 church which was dedicated Sat- the home of Edvthe Larimers Pugh. Mrs. Edna Albers presided urday a ernoon.

The new church wpek. The ladies worked on over the business meeting and 1 was built during the past summer. u-i 1... you the same-Camels pack there, toa But your otDf, "T-Zone" can tellf the cigarette that suits read an article. George Max- I Th.

regular Grange meeting I meetin(f wiu he tw0 wk's Lrt.T.u"rt"': tthe home of Berth. Fisher at won niii ana at mis th. hn. Mrs. Harold Pugh, the contest prize.

A PERFECT lNDIN-and now for a Camel. And when Adeline Gray sy: "Camel, suit me to iX' "she's talking a laojruafre any smoker can understand i ngt). "rf.tl0n the quilt be held. All members are urged Mr. Mrs.

risher I tertained Mrs. Fisher's sister and Pl.l m.lr. n'? 'd. Tlh" 'amll-' Portland during cley met last week all day at the tn week 'h 'r Mr. and Mrs.

George Fisher ar. 21.. in 'Pins ot some of their turkey, pJi Mrs. thj, wk. larence Potter was appointed as-! (1(vk thi, slstant secretary of the society.

Seven were present for the meet- 1 i VAUOKE ITEMS a ALVADORE Mrs. Anna Hill. II. iiLU I' 7 'L Jacobson and Hedwig Sunda'r 1 er were joint hostesses to a shew- ThcTZone where cigarette! 0re'judged v. 0.

fivfn honpp 0( Mr lt.11.J.H Tk. rA FIRST IN THE SERVICE The first time the U. S. Marines raised Old Glory on a foreign fortress wis in 1805 when thev vanquished the pirates of Tripoli. at the home of Mrs.

Anna Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Frost and family of Portland. Oregon, were recent visitors at the home of Frosts mother, Mrs.

Joe Adkins, and other relatives. REGULARITY IS VITAL TO THE NATION'S HEALTH It yvur tuiT aH iilcl niriMi Mkd uRtr th mitrtt'ls slii oml-rt ihti lUw, Whtk dt-d. kttp your Mil "At with Knt-Ooa th jl-rittu(icJ prp UHiM klth femNtm ltVU frtntiplt la rioduttni i(ii ta4 brntabl ralitl 42 -dtUtM ctulii 4t-mdr wm4 Km Gon Bold br Hiron'i Ever ybodr'i Vrut Store. H6 Uil-lunelle, and by lead-lnt drug tore la this eclitfefc CHILD COLDS: I Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Jicobsen and son. James, were In Seattle, Vnh. visiting friends and rela- "The r.X0MB"-Tiite mi Thf" pm in ground for cigmrettes. aires be to soil throat. Tc rouf ts 1 4, absohitelr iodividoal to JvTT cxperieece of miUioe, ot o0JC- beliert CameU wiU ai 1 to Prore it Reller misery direct I fives ever the week-end.

-without -tfosiKj." I With men In th. Army, Novy, ond Coo.f Ouord, THI FAVORITI CIOAREHI IS CAMJU BtuJ octual rord, p0Jt xthanflM on(J Canttwj SKin from flounders is being used in liolhind for shoe leather auil to i.4if automobile Utee..