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TIIURHDAT. EEHRÜARY 7. H>21> THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON FAGE TWO Ì SOCIETY ! — — — — —»-♦ The Keener* of the Den were guest* of the Lions club Thursday night when » 7 o’clock dinner was served nt Hotel Bartell. Follow ing the dinner the guests were e* ported to I. O. O. F. hall, where a playlet, •’Cinderella,’’ «as cleverly enacted by talented mem her* of the club. Mr*. John Kelly was stage director nnd gave the prologue. The cast of character», which was carefully selected with each actor well adapted to his follows: Cinderella, part, wa-* N J. . Nrkon Jr ; the father. Her bert Lombard; <<'|»m<»ih . Karl K Mills; step - sterx, Dr 11 \. Hagen and Rrhoriold Stewart; fairy go.l mother, Albert Helli ................. ‘ well; “ Prince Charming, Fro* I Anderson; hor*«"». Sam Mackin and L. W, Coiner. Th«' remainder of th«» evening was spent with dancing and cards. It is the plan of the Lions club to have one meeting a month in the evening which will take the place of a weekly luncheon basket of r»-«l cyclamen an»! ferns was an attractive centerpiece for the table nn<l red tapers in crystal candle sticks completed the decor.« five effort. The honor guest presented pro»»'nt«''1 wit with . a beautiful gift by her club sister», Mrs. Johnson 1» leaving to«lay for her new home in Portland. —*— Members of th«' high school faculty club and the grade teach er« ’ club met for a social session Monday night k 6:30 o'clockdin ner was sen cd at the Palace cafe. A long table was set in the old fashioned style with heaped plat w eli ten of roast chicken an«! filled dishes of all that goes wij^ a bounteous country dinner, The women of the party cam«» in house dresaon and gingham aprons and the 12:45 and a meeting in nhscrvnnrr of world wide pr.oei x%ill follow Several couples from here will motor to Eugene Friday night to l»e guests at a dinner party at th«» home of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Titu> —«4^.—- The Latham ('»»mmunitv club will be entertained Friday at the home of Mrs. Hoy Fry. The afternoon will be' spent sewing. __ The lb'gree of Honor will spoil sor a Valentine dance at (he armory Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. A. W Swanson en tertainei at bridge Monday night at their home ou west Mam street. Mrs. Inez Meeks held high score for the women and William Thuui held high score for the men. At the close of the evening a two course luncheon was served, Addi tional guests were Mr. and Mrs. Thum. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Wheeler. Mr Mm. T C. Wheeler and Mr and Mrs, C H \ anDenburg. The Utopia club observed it* fifth Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobsen, Dr. Adrian Merryman will entert ai.i birthday anniversary Thursday with and Mrs. C. E. Frost and Mrs. th,' Past Matrons club next it no hoste«« luncheon at the Co Me«'!«. day afternoon at the home of lonial cafe. Lunch was served at Herbert Eakin. I o’clock and covers wen1 laid for —4— Herbert Lombard was pleasantly ten. A bowl of daffodil* and fern* surprised Wednesday night when a The \V. C. T. U. will meet formed an attractive table center dinner party was arranged in honor day afternoon at 2:30 at the home piece and favors were dainty col of his birthday anniversary. Covers of Mrs. 1. Wnrd on east Madison ored handkerchiefs folded to repre were laid for eight and dinner was street. sent flower pots, each holding a served at 7 o’clock. The evening single daffodil. These were the was spent playing bridge. Mr- Finding Square of Number gift* of Mrs. Omer Moore and Mrs. N. J. Nelson and Karl Mills held Suppose you sit sire the square ot Harold Johnson, retiring president high scon's. Those present were and secretary. A birthday cake Mr and Mrs. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. a certain uu inter, but discover (liai with five candle* was an added Mills. Mr. and Mr*. William Thun; you have lost the mental power to How could you rtnd It« multiply, decorative feature. Following the and Mr. and Mrs. Lombard. square? luncheon the club went to the home Begin with one and add as many of Mrs. A. A. Richmond for a men made themselves comfortable business meeting and social time. by removing their coats. A num eonseeuthe odd nuiiit'ers a* there Newlv elected officer* are Mrs. F. ber of contests were entertaining are unit* in the uumlwr to he I.. Grannis, president, and Mrs. C. features following the dinner and squared Supiwse you wont to find Add together E. Frost, secretary and treasurer. the winning side was presented a the square of »1* the first six odd numtiers—1 It A. The club voted to contribute to the “tin loving cup.’’ The presents student Joan fund sponsored by the tion was made by Bert Kern» an i 7, U 11. The sum of theae Is .'hl the square Of six The square ol federated club* of Oregon. the aide captained by Wilbur Wat seven I* equal to the sum of the kins was winner. The committee first seven oihl number* taken con Mr». Clara Burkholder was host- in charge of arrangements wss es's Friday night for the Joker composed of William Averill. Bert secutlvely. Likewise the square of club, inviting a number of guests Kerns, Kenneth Horn and Wilbur ten is equal to the sum of tlte flmt ten Ovid numbers taken consecu to meet with the club. The eve Watkins. tively, etc. etc. — Pnthtiinler Maga ning was «pent playing bridge, i zine. Mr*. Harold Johnson receiving a Mr*. ’ W. J. Murphy wa« host es> prize for high score and Mrs. E. W. Tuesday for the Tuesday 1 Bridge ___ Armes winning the ron*olation club. A three course luncheon wa> No Royal Road prise. The club voted to support served at 1 o’clock at the Colonial “The hardest way I* almost In the student loan fund. At the cafe and bridge _ was played during the best way,” said «•lose of the evening the hostess, the afternoon at the Murphy home. variably assisted by Mrs. Charles Burk A beautiful centerpiece of daffodil« Thomas A. Edison ; and he went on holder Jr and Mrs. Elbert Bede, and fern* ad-led to the attractive to declare that whenever he <erved a dainty luncheon. Addi ness of the luncheon table. At achieved a result qukkljr and eas tional guests were Mrs. Bede, Mrs. cards Mrs. C. S. Roberts held high ily he always distrusted It and ' ' J lx- ‘u. Mrs. George Jacobsen score. Additional guests were Mrs. proceeded to teat It by a different Mrs. W. B. Johnston, Mrs. Jr .* C. A. Stevens, Mr.«. Victor Cham and more difficult method. The road to the «eights must be steep P. Graham. Mrs. Armes, Mrs ber« an 1 Mrs. N J. Nelson Jr. and toilsome.—Youth’« Com; auiun. J. Murph v, Mrs. C F. Ho? - ms, Mrs H A. Hagen and sister. .1rs. The study on drama will be con P. B. Siscel, Mrs. Harold ,Tok ..«on. tinued at the Delphian meeting Sound Advice Mr-. F. L. Grannis and Mrs. B.-r Monday in the city library. The Never attempt a in wl nice Johnson. subject will be “Dramatic Art and g I the Character of Great Drama ’ ‘ lug Spirit G t gory Mrs. 8. I*. Mackin was hostess and Mr- Elbert Bk '•■ n l>e pro- for the Methodist Missionary so gram leader. ciety at her home Wednesday. Mr>. J. H. Chambers was program lead The Ladies* circle of the Baptist er aud Mrs. W. J. Morrow led the church will entertain with a birth devotional?. Mrs. Hattie Hart read day party Saturday night, February a leaflet entitled 14 A Message 9. iu the church parlors. Each guest Program From the Drum Call’' and Mrs. is asked to bring one penny for Mackin read a story * * Along the each year of his age. A program Congo.’’ Mrs. Joe Porter was in of music, stunts and _ games has Thursday, February 7. charge of the mystery boi. Mrs. been arranged and a huge birth “DANCING VIENNA” Worth Harvey was elected counsel day cake will be cut for the or for the King’« Heralds. The guests’ benefit. Beti Lyon ami Lya Mara society accepted an invitation from < 'ouiedv the Presbyterian missionary societv Mr and Jlr> W. W. McFarland “Dumb Wait its ” to meet with them for a covered entertained the Tillicutu club la*t dish luncheon February 15. when night at the Colonial cafe. Five International News. the day for w’orld-wide prayer for table* of bridge were formed Fol missionaries will be observed. At lowing cards, a dainty supper wa- Friday, February 8. the tea hour the hostess served «erred. Additional guest« were light refreshment“. • THE PRICE OF FEAR1 Mr*. T. C. Wheeler, Mr* W. B Johnston, Mr. and Mr*. J. P. Gn William 4'oily ami Duane Mr*. E. W. Arme* and Mrs. ham and Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson. George Ja<-ob**n w»'re ho*te**e* for Jacobsen. tbt- O. L. H. rlub Tuesday at the Comedy Jaeobaen home, inviting a* addi Airs William Bartels and Mrs. “Taxi Beauties” tional gue«ts, Mr*. W. B. Johnston. J. H. Bartels entertained the C. FRIDAY IS BARGAIN Mr*. T C Wheeler. Mr*. C. F. Ho« C. C. club of the Neighbors of kin*. Mrs. Harold Johnson. Mr«. Woodcraft Monday night . at NIGHT -- the George Matthew«. Mrs. H. B. home of Mrs. J. H. Bartels. Twen Grigg«. Mr«. Charles Beidler, Mrs. ty-five were present and the eve Saturday. February 9. A W. Swanson. Mrs. H. A. Hagen, ning was spent with various gam«**, •SEVEN FOOTPRINTS • Mr , Mrs. Charles VanDenburg and inclodiag bridge and five hundred, Claude Kime. The afternoon was Delicious refreshment« were aerved TO SATAN” «pi nt playing bridge at which Mr*. at a late hour. Thelma Todd and Creighton Kime held high score and Mr*. Hal.-. Hagen held low score. At the elo*e The executive committee of the “The Home Girl” of this pleasant session a delieioni is Christian Endeavor of the Chris two-course luncheon was served. tian church has arranged for a ’ apt \ TARZAN Daffodils, potted plants and pussy covered dish supper Friday eve- THE MIGHTY” willow* were arranged artistically ning at 6:30 at the church. __ All ns room decorations. members of the Endeavor and the Sun.-.Mon., February 10-11. young people are urged to attend, Mr*. H. A. Hag"n entertained Clark Âdylotte, assistant leader of ‘BEHIND THE GERMAN thr-»e the society, will be here from Eu W. Inesdar afternoon with LINES” table« of bridge, complimenting her gene. .V-tual war scenes behind «ister, Mr*. P, B. Si»cel of Th - Dalle*. Mr*. Claude Kime held the lines. The Methodist church choir en high score at cards. At the close joyed a covered dish supper in Comedy _________ rr____ the of the afternoon a tempting lunch church lining hall Wednesday night “The Fixer <011 wa* served. Gue«t< were ?: Mr«. preceding choir practice. Huiban ls Si*cel. Mr*. Victor Chambers, Mrs. and Paramount News. wives of the members were Merville Veatch. Mr*. Chari.-« Hall, guests. * The choir _ has _ begun „_ prac- Mr«. Fred Anderson, Mr*. Sam ___ tice on its Easter music under the Tues.-We«l.. Fi-briiary 12-13 Veatch, Mrs. Kime, Mrs. N. J. Nel- of John Beardsley of E q - ‘ WHITE SHADOWS IN «. hi . Mrs. Earl Garoutte, .Mrs. Ralph direction gene. Saltsman and Mrs. C. E. Brown. THE SOUTH SEAS” Mrs. Siseel, ~ who has been a guest Monti' Blue and Raqin-l The ine Presbyterian Missionary so at many social affairs during her Torres. •tav in the city, expects to leave ciety will entertain the other three for her home in The Dalles Satur- missionary societies of the city and Comedy the (? re* well society Friday.’ Feb day. “Papa Spank” ruary 15, at the church. A covered Mrs. F. H. Allison was hostess dish luncheon will be served at Friday for a 7 o’clock dinner, hon oring Mr. Allison, Fred Anderson and Godfrey Thim, the latter from l.ugi’ne, on their birthday anniver- •»arios. Pink and lavender sweet peas were artistic table decorations, the evening was spent playing bridge. The honor guests were re cipients of many useful gifts. Those present were Mr, and Mrs. Thim and daughter of Eugene, Mr. and Mis. Fred Anderson and daughter Arline, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Veatch, Mrs. Inez Meeks, Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson, Mrs. J. T. Alli son, house guest of her sor r» yr Allison and Mr. and Mrs. Allison. Arcade Theatre Weekly Arcade Theatre Tues, and Wed February 12-13 Distribution "Without Waste/ RAI LWAY S ANNUAL Canned Foods Sale *.pl FEBRUARY (9 to 16) INCLUSIVE Beginning Saturday, (FEB. 9) we are featuring uur Annua) Canned Foods Sale -an event de signed to give our patrons the full benefit of the tremendous savings effected by buying in vast quantities and merchandising in the most eco nomical known manner. We have made exten sive preparations for this particular event for the two fold purpose of exceeding even our own past effort* at value-giving and conclusively demon- SYRUP Safeway syrup contains pure cnne HUj.ur mid pure maple from Vermont The maple contrat in very liiidi and pleas«« the ino«t discriminating This fine assortment of extra standard quality vegetables Buy liberally for your future use, com, peas, tomatoes, string beam, lima beans, kidney beans, hominy, kraut and sliced beets cnns 1 0 Ib. tm 59c Beans Peas Com Maximiini faiu-v G*>l<lfi Maximum fülle. I ilK'V rears 12,<>r $2.39 Catsup .Maximum fancy pint bottles. flltMlip 2 for ¡II 35c Pimentoes Fancy pimento« a in tins. * ¡ 3 for 25c size Olives St uff.-d or green—3-oz. bottles. 2 for 6 for 6 25c 73c 55c $4.39 for ( ’ase 2 for 12 for $2.65 Strawberries Fancy berrii-M, pncki-d in li< avy syrup. 2 «or 6 <•» liu* <>f i xlr I *av inir. Spaghetti Corn iBeef Try «Jigg's famous <lish. 45c $1.29 3 lb. jar of purr suem* serves. 25c 6 i,,r 3,<>r 55c Each Crab Meat a frali salafi. M a . xìiiiiiui 2 for Each ffthey Re<| Pancrust No better 4 h I ioi telling N». 2* 3 for Sugar 19c • ' & Il pure cani', fine Ri-anu lutili. 10 lbs ( 'heesc A tasty, full criqini 1 lb. Sardines $1.69 noli* Hu Honey Alfalfa an<I «dover. 5 16. pail 10 lb. pili I 10c Euch Tuna Fish iik - ii I 29c ins for Matches Tiny Nfriki- any w I kt )' tins for 15c box carton Salad Oil Sun bri te Bring your container •llllllH <-V<|-ythi|||r < /mirt 6 »* W Ii iu wonder. p roli-iiis. Pomato Sauce tins, lb. pail ( Alcoa <>r «lilis 43c 45c for s «« ui * h 3 Light Ahiskii « t .. Maximum, •ji , 23c Salmon Pickles S h « Quart jars for pre Clams Olives i oma toes 49c f,T 2 f‘»r .Max im n m, 2>/2 H um . 3 for 2 f‘»r 6 Kranro-Anirricnn uilh hihinfu sauce an<l cheeRo, 35c 98c 2 f‘»r 6 <« -.ti Hiel. ** Apricots lin* of extra quality pears at a real Having. Preserves eaddy of salted or plain oâ/^/7 strating that Salt-way Stores are, by lar, the iiiost economical and sitistactory stores at which to shop loi foods. Since this opportunity only comes occasionally we strongly recommend that you anticipate youi nerds for some tune to come and stock your pantry shelves liberally-NOW’ For want of space there are many attractive savings not listed in tins ad Come to the stores and inspect them. You will find the savings more than worth the trip. CANNED VEGETABLES Crackers  /< C/n match a ble - blues in Highe# Quality Canned Foods 2 tins Election of officers was theprin- < ipal business of the Christian church ladies’ aid society meeting h» Id nt. the church Wednesday af lernoon. The new officers Mrs. Will Kirtley, president; Madden, first vice president; Rov Hands, second vice president; Mr«. Henry Bonnett, third vice president; Mrs. Myra Counts, troax iiror; Mrs, Stella Baker, «cerei ary. Plans were made for a ‘ ‘ cherry pie and package” «ale to be held at the church on Washington ’« birthday, Friday, February 22. Twenty-five were r present ___ ___ and dainty refreshments were served by ♦he hostessoR, Mrs. Fro-I Beidlcr and Mrs. Kaufman. Mrs. Harold Johnson was honored by the Utopia club., of which she is a member, Wednesday night "hen a party was given for her al the home of Mrs. C. E. Frost. Only club members were present and the evening was spent playing rook Dainty refreshments were served at the close of the evening. A « Mr* U W Lalli» th»' I.a Mercredi Pont Bridge was nesdny of last week the afternoon diversion and Mis« Violet Pukari receivtM the prize for high score, \t the tea hour the hostess served dainty refreshments. —4^. The Presbyterian ladies* aid so viety will meet Wednesday after noon. __ February 13. tn the church parlors with Mrs s 1 Godard, H I M r, Mn W I White. Mrs James Robinson ami Mrs D. H. Hemenway ns hostesses. li) < use Bars 29c $2.89 Peanut Butter Kiddies lovi- if as a betwi-i-n un-aï sandn i<-li spi-i-inl 5 »’• 98c Suhu h y I iiiira. 1 lb. 3 »>»• 25c «•offro í ’XC p I h Hl 47c $1.39 Starch < I loss or 23c
