The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 07, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

PAGE TWO
THE SENTIX El,. (’OTT AGE GROVE, OREGON.
SOCIETY ¡
Burkholder Penner
Miss Kathryn« Penner, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. .John Penner «'*’
Dallas, becam«' the bride of ( harl*■«
Stouffer Burkholder at an atten­
tive home wedding held
at
1*>
the
o’clock Friday forenoon at
home of th»* groom’s mother, Mrs
Clara Burkholder.
Ih*>t<»r Duncan
PrvMbytcrian
P. Cameron of the
church performed the ring cere
tnonv.
Only immediate member*
of the family and a few friend*
wen* present, Basket» of pink an 1
white rose« formtsi a bachgroun I
for th«' wedding party and rose»
were room d«*corations. The bride
wore i* bvcomiug frock
of
u*t »
green crepé and carried a she* r
bouqttet of white carnations, sw«»»
pea> and ferns.
Miss Belle Burk
holder, sister of the groom, caught
ihe bridal bouquet. The bride has
been connected with the Milady ‘s
Beauty Shoppe for three years and
ha«, a ho*t of friends among th«'
younger set.
Mr. Burkholder w?*«
horn and roared in the house in
which h«» was married. He is em
ployed bv the Smith Short grocery.
A wedding luncheon was served
after the ceremtmy. Th«» table wa *
attractive with baskets of pink and
whit«« roses and bride and groom
cakes, Th«* bride's cake was dee-
orated w ith a doll »bride, the we*i-
’ing veil ax tending over the cuke.
The couple l« ft after the luncheon
on a two wwk honeymoon motor
ing through southern
California.
T elephone service is essentially a community
enterprise backed by national experience.
The holies ’ aid society of th**
Wednesday
t'hri.stimi ehlirclj met
afternoon in the church
parlors,
Plan, wen* made for an ice cream
social to be hehi June 2d on th »
church lav n. Serving will be from
th«' church parlor, anil a «uu.ical
program i. being arranged. Twen
ty five attended the mt'Oting. Dain
tv roefre.hnient. were «erved bv -i
hostess committee, of which Mr-
W. Hays was chairman.
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The Latham Community dub wh »
•■entertained Friday afti'rnoon a
the home of Mr«. Hugh Trunneli.
S-'vernl guest, were pre.ent. Mi-«
(gm - S. Brightman, district hum
demonstration agent, met with th ■
drtli to outline home improvement. :
Color chart« were studied nnd th*'
harmony of color both in th*' hour' I
and in lire«« was interestingly out
lined bv Mis« Brightman.
Almost every community on the Pacific Coast
has at least one telephone exchange. And each
exchange has its staff of home town folks—men
and women who are your neighbors, who attend
the same clubs and social gatherings, patronize
the same stores and daily assume their responsi­
bilities a8 interested citizens of the place where
they live and serve.
Back of your telephone too is the cumulative
experience of half a century of research and de­
velopment-continuous and concentrated effort
to improve the telephone art. Thus from the
Bell Laboratories and all of the twenty-four oper­
ating companies of the Bell System, telephone
service in every community benefits by new in­
ventions and the discovery of better ways to do
things—all making for the highest standards in
telephony now known.
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MOUNT VIEW
(Spio-I.l io th. Sentinel )
June b. Mi
mid Mm. Unroll
Clin».' of Springfield vi«:t.s| Wed
ni'Milny afternoon with Mi«. Amun
dn Sear.«.
Mr». Ch:i»,< wii» Mi»»
Ollie Bigelow, who fortuerlv lived
her«'.
Mr. mid Mrs. .J. R. iViolev a'
tended co iimenceinent exercises i,t
O. A. C. nt Corvallis reocntlv and
w ero present on ahi twin lav.
This
vv a.» the thirtieth anniversary of
their graduation from the college,
They spent from Friday until Suu
day then' and v i«it« il with
Mr«,
Cooley’» cousin mid also called on
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Phillip«, r<*
eently of this neighborhood.
Mrs. Kate
Sears
Sear«
of
Cut Inge
Grove staved at the Coo lev uonii*
with Miss Elizabeth Cooley during
Mr. mid Mrs. <'ool«*v '« uli«,'ncc.
Mr. and Mr- I.oilii' N«>itz (>f th*'
Grov e were Sunday dinner gue»t*
<>f Mr a ml Mr». Sain Kmiankc.
I.. K. Brumfield of Mar»h^ii>l*l
cum«' up <>ii Decoration day ami
Mrs. Brumfield, who had vi«iti*l
a mouth with her mother,
\miuidu S ir». r*'turned with
The ni'ighb irhood club met
ne.»dav afternoon with Mr», Ere.I
(tuggiaberg.
Mr». Mamie Spaugh and
Mi.»«
Gerrildiue Spaugh uf Eugen«'
ited over Deeurntion <lnv with
(inanda Sear«.
Mr. and Mr«, (ieurge Lav ng. Mr.
i.n l Mrs. Loui« l.avng and Mr. un i
Mr«. Walter Dovvetl« uf thi» place
and Mr. and Mr«. George Durr**
of Blue Mountain attended th«*
commenei'ment ex crei-v* Satu ni ay
hospital,
evening at the Euognr
where Mi»« Mary lA.vng win gru«i
unted an n aur«<*.
Mr. and Mr«.
Kellv o’
Fairview were nt
der ho'n«’ Satur*lay evening
Mr. and Mr«. Loui» l.n.vag VIS-
Mi«.
ited Sunday with Mr. and
ILury Imke at Gowdvvilli*.
Mr. uni Mr«. John Kunk of
tage Grove. Mr. :unl Mr». E. C.
Lorkwood of Dolighl Valley, Mr.
snl Mrs. D. L. Miller of Hebron,
J. Miller of Portland, Dola Pun«
ford of Thornton Coraer» and Mr.
and Mr«. Henry Rheuh» of Cut-
tage Grove wer«* Sundnv guesta of
Mr. and Mr«. J. A. Schneider,
Mi»« Mary Lavip
vng of
Eugene
visite.l Saturday wit
witri hvr parents»
Mr. and Mr«, Georg«- luivng. \fter
commencement «>xer-
th,- hospital commeneement
ciset ■ in Eugene Saturday evening,
»he left for Portland, where sh ■
will spend three months in tram­
ing in a Portland hospital.
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News
i Í Church
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Presbyterian Services. — Pastor
Dunean P. <’a moron will
preach
Sunday forenoon on “The
heal
Busine«« of Religion.'1 The first
union church service of the nom
mer will !><■ held at 8 o'clock in
the Presbyterian church
The pas
tor who i« to comi' to fill the Bap
tist pulpit will deliver the
sage.
Methodist Services. — "Overruns
taring l.ove" will !><• th'1 snbjmd
of Pastor John A. I.irm
at
Sunday forenoon service.
S.
Markin will dng a vocal »(»Io.
evening church servlet» will be held
Sunday but th<» rongn gation will
ioin in th.* union rhurrh > *rvire to
be h<Td at 8 o’clock nt th" I’resby
ferjjin church with the Baptist min
inter as -pf-akor.
Rundfiy >rhool
will meet at 9:4f> a. tn. n
worth Loagm» nt 7 o’rlork.
• * •
Christina Sr|< nc*» Society 2 42 Second
Ntrcrt. Sunday Mervlcrs at I I a. tn. W"d
ncHday evening testimony ricrtlng at H
o’clock. A fr< • cfrcnlntlng library I n
maintain* d in th«* building. The public ‘ b
cordially Invited to attend th»» church srr-
v | c «* n and make iikc of the library.
The subject of #h<» lesson-sermon
for Sunday forenoon will be “God,
the I’rcservi'r of Man.”
Letter Files.
The Sentinel.
«
No dirotti aidieitatiua for money for
th« mesa fund is being Hindi' thia
»ear, for whuli reason «any tic I
• I- life being «old to those who do
nut expect to alten«! th«* dun«'«*.
il
year
Eighteen pirkeM were
d Hwnnanu
work Siiturdiiv in th'*
berry patch.
SILK CREEK.
(Special to the Seatinel >
June 5.—Mr. and Mr». W. M.C. V
Mr.«. Oliver Jone«
entertained left last Friday to virit friends in
Thursday. May .11. with n party I and near Portland.
in honor of the twelfth birthday |
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Steven» and
anniversary
nf
her
daughteeri G?orge Teeters return«’«! In*»t Thur*
.Muriel. Sixteen of Muriel's fri* nil« 1 •lay from Roseburg» where they at
Ganics were played tended th«»
wore guests,
Fellows convention.
refreshments
were
and delicious
Orvnl Whaley returned Thursday
Jones
was
a*
“
isted
served.
Mrs.
morning from a busine»» trip to
Mrs.
William F. Portland.
in serving by
Johnson.
Mrs. H. Burcham and Miss Mil-
dr*»«l Burcham, who recently
re«
Th<* host es rommittep for
th»" turned from Corvallis, were caller.*
W edncs'lav, .June 1.1, m<*«'ting of the nt th»* Woolcott home Sunday after­
Prcabyterijin ladies’ ail society in noon.
th*' church parlors will be
Mr*.
Mrs. Ahh ri Montgomery and baby
George Jacobson, Mrs. Melia Cur daughter from Eugene, Mr*. Dal«»
rin. Mr«. Nancy
Og|e«by,
Mrs. Green and infant «on of
' «»led >
James P. Graham and Mr«. M. P and Mr-*. Glenn («rein of (’»>tt-i•?«•
Garouttc.
Grove wen* gvests Saturday night
at th«» F. \. Gre«*n home.
enter-
The LaComu« club wh .«
Mrs. Nettie E tes 1« ft Thurs»lny
taini-il Tu*'«'l:«v afternoon bv Mr«. morning for Portland tn vi-if I- r
C. A. Barti'll at Hotel Bartell for
th«* last regular meeting until fall. son l.eonnrd, wh«» is seri*Hi.**ly ill in
Plan« wen* made fof a pienie t - a hospital there.
Mis«* Mildred Burch- i t n’turii«* I
be hehl Jun* 19.
Th** afternoon
A We<ln«»sduy evening from \i«it:og
wan spi'tit
with
n'M*«llework.
«laintv luncheon wan rcrveil.
fri**n«i" at Vcatch -pur.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Stevns and
a Mrs. Chrisholm made a
The Eastern Htar will hold
trip
tn
anrial meeting Friday nitfht in \ln Portland Thursday, returning the
sonic hall.
A short piny will be same day.
be
given and refresh hients will
J. Otto Burcham carne up from
served, A n timber from the Cres Eugen«- and ’•pent Monday night nt
well Enstern Stai chapter arc. ox home.
pected.
Mrs. <>. H.
Wheeler
return'd
-
Sunday from a visit nt (’ushmnn.
Mrs. A. C. Loucks and daughter
Miss Lena Burcham wns home
Hazel entertained nt dinner Wed­ from Corvallis over th** week eml.
nesday evening for Mr. and Mr«.
Bertha Kimble is spending this
“ B.
F.
B Van Jiortwiek
Nortwick
and
their
•AH'k with friend» in Penn.
daughter, Mr«. N E. .Manock. and
George Overholser.
Otto
Mat-
A
her two children of
Aurora,
theyer and Mrs. Leslie Godard at­
pleasant evening was enjoyed.
tended the Eagle dance in Cottage
—&—•
Th« Cheerful Sisters class of th«* Grove held Tuesday night in the
It was a
Baptist church will have n social new Odd Fellows hall.
th<*
women’s
afternoon Friday in the church par benefit danee for
and auxiliary.
lors.
Women of th«- ehtirch
Miss Grace Kenintra’s school bar
their friend» an» invited.
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closed an«l h<* left W cdnesflay for
Th*- W. C. T. U. will Im enter Medford.
t Jií U<‘«| Friday afti'rnoon
at
tli.'l Mrs. Ralph Lynch eani<’ over
home of Mr-. F. C. Houser. This from l.orane Tuesday to can» f
will lie th flora] mi.-sioii ........
the grave’* in the Dnmewood lot.
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Th.- O. !.. H. dub will be enter 1
the
taim'd Tuesday afternoon at
home of Mrs. H. A. Miller.
T he P acific T elephone A nd T elegraph C ompany
“Silver Grays
" Homeric Poem« in Art " wn» the
«ubjeet of an illustrated lecture
given Ivy Professor Frederi«'
S.
Dunn, head of th«« Latin depart
incut of I’niversity of Oregon, at
a meeting (>f the Delphian society
Monday evening.
Professor Duun
dealt with the influence of Hornet
ic poems on art from the ancient
Grecian times down to ihe present,
showing how artists and sculptor«
of all countries had chosen seen«-«
from the Iliad for
their
work
Slides of famou«
paintings
and
sculpture depicted the story of the
Trojan war.
Much Greek mythoi
ogv was woven into the addre»
A number of guests of the club at
tended.
• —«h—
Mrs. Clarence Cone an«l Mrs. 1’
I.. Cooper entertained Mondav eve
nhig with a cover«'«! dish auptier in
celebration of th«' wedding mini
versary of Mr. mid Mr«. Cone and
Mr. mid Mr«. Clyde Leonard and
the birthday anniversary of Mfs.
E. E. Cone. Twenty were present.
The table was centered
with
a
colorful basket of rose.» iin<( rose
bud plaeecards were used.
\ so
rial evening was »pent
plaving
games. Th" guests «urprised Mr
Clarence Cone with gifts.
iitertniml
Miss Donna Bartell
w ith a 7 o'clock «tinner Monday
evening at Hotel Bartell
for
s
group of ftiends. ('’•ver» were lai t
for
Mis.«
El »it* Jacobsen, Kari
Wies»«, Mi«» Maxine Nelson. I.loxd
Miss Beth Rede. Donall
Metcalf, Howard Jacobsen and th«
hostess.
The table was rentorv
with a colorful bouquet of mixed
'• immer flowers. The evening! w*n
sjM’nt dancing anti playing cards.
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t
They will be at home after June
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