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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1910

Page

11

Four-Year-Old Janet Hampton Party And Club Notices

A birthday party for Janet Hampton at her parents home featured parlor games with relatives and friends. The column also details multiple social clubs hosting dinners, whist games, needlework, and card prizes at various homes, with attendees including the Hampton, Luckey, Gilbert, Vincent, Schwering, and many others.

John Hampton Janet Hampton Hampton Gladys Hampton Merle Lin Agnes Luckey Winifred Griffin Claire Gilbert Aridis Roberts Margaret Farrington Ruth Holt

FADS AND FASHIONS From a New York column

New York fashion notes discuss spring trends for blouses lingerie waists and boosters of Russian influence. The piece notes bordered fabrics returning and the blouse and Magerie waist persisting despite one piece gown popularity with side front closing necklines and belt borders.

Catherine Mann-Payzant New York

New Lodge of Royal Neighbors Is Organized

Mrs. Ellen M. Getchel of Corvallis organized a new Eugene camp of the Royal Neighbors of America at the K of P hall on Willamette street. Forty charter members and transfer members joined, with officers named including Oracle Nettle McKinney and chancellor Minnie Lindley. The camp named Getchell Camp in her honor and will keep the charter open.

K. of P. Hall Willamette Street Ellen M. Getchel Corvallis Royal Neighbors Eugene Oracle Nettle McKinney Nora Dixon Minnie Lindley Edna Condon Adaline Newman Laura Chamberlain Maude Adkins Inner Sentinel Mary Bell Outer Sentinel Willie Butte Fred Welsh Helen Chamberlain Louise Bowers B. F. Scatese L. E. McDougal Pearl Lindley Getchell

Oasis Lodge No. 41 Celebrates Fraternal Enterprise

The passage praises the finest and best in the city praising the lodge for enterprise thrift and home capital. It notes a total cost near 13000 with furniture at 700 and records Oasis lodge No 41 instituted September 11 1872 with surviving charter member W S Lee.

W.S. Lee

Doctrinal Reform Call From Brooklyn Tabernacle Sermon

Pastor Russell urges revival of Christ’s doctrines over modern topics, denouncing church creeds as fallen and calling Christians to study the Bible directly. He laments Higher Criticism and infidelity while urging individual creed and renewed faith in the Word to prepare for the Millennial reign.

Brooklyn Tabernacle Tastor Russell Brooklyn Academy of Music Tabernacle Russell Christ Brother Russell Jesus Paul Calvin Luther Wesley God St Paul Lord St. Paul Timothy Christan Jrethren Gilead Askle Church of Christ Eceketh Matthew Christendom Chelathans Westead Stary of Christ Walotto Kety Jesus Chelet Ueto Ingloriouny Nahel

John W. Starr Pioneer Merchant Dies at Junction City

Special Correspondence. Junction City, March. John W. Starr died at his home at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. He was a longtime merchant in this place and retired from business about six years ago. His daughter Miss Minnie Starr is seriously ill at the home of her brother Charles W Starr in Eugen.

Robson-Belmont America Miss Robson Wigan England Mr. Belmont August Belmont & Co Rothschilds Junction City John W. Starr Starr Minnie Starr Charles W Starr Eugen Pleasant Hill Wm. Atterberry California M. M. Gilbert Goshen Sam Baughman Oakland Cal Mrs. Sluss Thatcher Horace Goodman San Francisco Flora Kluge Ines Springfield Clinton Willard Gilbert Shelley W. H. Shelley Linton Grants Pass R. A. Drury Fred Cook Eugene

Saved A Soldier's Life From Consumption

Kemp Texas resident J A Stone describes enduring a stubborn cold that led to a chronic cough and weight loss. After using Mr King's New Discovery the man claims a full recovery, now weighing 178 pounds, with the product marketed for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. Trial bottle offered free and guaranteed by W A Kuykendall Drug Co.

J. A. Stone Kemp, Tex Mr. King W. A. Kuykendall Drug Co

Tailored madras waists and embroidery trends noted at meeting

A report describes new waist fashions featuring tailored madras designs with cuffs bands and tucks. Bulgarian embroidery and all over lace details decorate crepes marcisette and cotton crepe waists with varied sleeve shapes. The piece notes a march meeting of Royal Neighbors with Rose McGrath of Portland expected and 100 members sought.

Rose McGrath Portland

Dedication of Junction City's New Odd Fellows Hall

Large crowds attended the dedication of Junction City's new Odd Fellows hall with Judge Thos. F. Ryan of Oregon City delivering the principal address. Weather hindered attendance. more visitors from Eugene attended. The hall, praised for acoustics and furnishings, hosted a banquet and supper for over 400.

New Odd Fellows Hall Junction City Here Thos. F. Ryan Oregon City Odd Fellows Oregon Odd Fellowship Jaree Eugene White Temple Junction

Pleasant Hill Notes Show Grain Sown For Spring

Readable columns report weather rain delaying sowing, grain losses, and plans for replanting. Residents travel to California and Oregon for work, marriages, and schooling changes while local institutions report high school enrollment and community updates. Industry ads promote Ballard’s Snow Liniment and Dr Shoop Restorative via local druggists.

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. G. Allen Ferry Street Darwin Bristow Archie Livermore Frank Wetherbee Wm. Alexander Priscilla Club Hoffman House Bert Vincent Henry Schwering W. P. Boynton A. L. Peter Scalese G. W. Metcalf George W Smith Elmer Roberts George McClain E. L. Fisher Julius Golfsmith Amos Wilkins E. C. Hughes Chas. Littlefield J. M. Williams P. E. Snodgrass West Sth Street Snodgrass J. W. Hobbs B. L. Bogart Pearl Street 12Th Ferry Streets Schwering L. S. Hill Cottage Grove H. L. Studley W. C. Barbour Hugh Hampton Henry Hollenbeck McDougal Harry Keeney Darwin Yoran Old Society The Central Presbyterian Church C. M. Elspass Thimble Club Robert Murphey North McMurphey Elsie Cora Linn Jacksonville 8. J. Wilson Jessup Salem NEW Lodge OF Royal Neighbors Woodmen Miss Gwendolyn Burden People’s Pulpit Mark Wi Peter Charles T. Russell C. F Ballard Dillon Drug Co Drvgeista Yerington’s
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