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r Thumihiy, January 3, lflOn The Sentinel, Pottage Prove, Oregon Page Two —— I SOCIETY G off-Young. Mias Thcrvaa Young of O ntario bocanie the bride of K enneth O ott. »on of Mra. Vina G o ff o f thia city, at a pretty wedding Thursday even in g at the hom e of a cousin of the bride. Mrs, R C b'ageratedt. in W eiser. Ida. The cerem ony w as perform ed before a background of C hristm as trees and tall lighted red tapers. Rev. E ccles of the E piscopal church o f ficiated . Mrs. F agcratedt w as ma tron o f honor and Richard Adam of O ntario, cousin of the bride, w as best man. The bride wore an afternoon dress of peacock blue and corsage o f pink bovardia. The bride has taught In the Cottage G rove high school for three and a h a lf w a r s. The couple are m ak in g their hom e here. —— - —— —— — The C onstellation club w ill be entertained this afternoon, with Mra O laf Olsen. Mrs. W illiam Um- Gibbon Mrs. H A Hagen. Mrs. John llu g a n and Mis* M arlette H am ant as hostrsaea —♦ - Miss M aryjanc Sm ith entertained with a hobo party New Year's eve. The tim e w as spent playing gam es and refreshm ents wrapped In ban dana han dk erch iefs were served at a late hour. Uuef M« C hristian St'Irnce Sociel> — Sun day school. 9 (ft; forenoon ■«‘r v lo , 11. serm on nubject. “God.” First M ethodist Kplsi'opai Church. A. drove«, l astor Sun day school. • :(8; forenoon Barview. 11. serm on topic, ‘ Facing Ahead ” The P ast M atrons club will be Vesper service, ft, sermon topic. entertained w llh a 1 3 0 luncheon B i r d s t.f a K r a t h e r F lo c k 1’«» Monday at the hom e of Mrs. S. V. getber.” vocal duet by B eta and Allison, w ith Mrs Allison and Mrs B ita Shields, hym n requests by Andrew Brund a s host oases. I ha . - . 1 ■ • « I: <5 i |,w «>! t h Ix*ague and Interm ediate le a g u e , Mr and Mrs. E C Conner enter 6; joint m eeting of official board ( a llie d at dinner New Year's day and m id-week service. 7 ft<I T hu rs for E rw in Lea. Berkeley. Cal., who day. spent the holidays here, Mra Lucy • • • Loa and M iss E lsie Lea. rente« «»«tai Assembly of <•«*•. At wood Foster. Pastor. Sunday The Joker club will m eet Friday school, 9 <8; m orning worship, 11. evening at the Colonial w ith Miss .•u’liini; eervtee, ’ «0 IN »ngeiist ♦ Lula Currtn as hostess. Charles Salkeld will speak «very Mrs. S. E. Archibald entertained night except Monday; c h ild re n s at bridge Saturday even in g at SILK CKREIL church. 3 Haturdax th e Colonial. Mrs. Schofield S te w • • • Jan. I. N eighbors Friendship art held high score and Mrs W ar flub met with Mrs. Mary Burcham h u rc h of C h ris t. 1 G Shaw. ren M cFarland second high. M em February 20 for the annual C hrist M C inister Bible school. 9 (ft. fore bers of the La Com us club pre- mas tree. V isitors Included Mrs. noon service, 11. serm on subject. se a ted a gift to Mrs. Archibald Charles Tom pkins of Lorane hill, The W ay.” com m union; (unior C The A rchibalds left W ednesday for Mrs T hom as B fddo and daughter E ft; senior C E.. H So. evening A shland to m ake their home. The and Mr ‘Follow ing D«lla Martin of Eugene. service. 7 3o. them e room s w ere a ttractively decorated The follow ing officers were elect Jesus teach ers' club. Monday: in keeping with the C hristm as sea 'd Mrs. Mildred Scott, presid en t; ladle-«' aid. W ednesday afternoon; son and refreshm ents were served Mrs. Bos«1 Richardson, vice presi prayer m eeting. Thursday evening at a late hour. Mrs. O. A. Archi dent; Mrs, E sther W heeler, socre • • • bald o f Albany w as an out-of- tary Tw enty-four children receiv ('«»miiiunlt\ Men's llible ('la ss at c itv g u e s t ed gtfta. Mr- I'.iiting.r will be the armory. 9 (ft m em bership con - ♦ hostess for th e next m eeting Jan test between G reens and P in ks M iss Jean H olden, daughter of uary 3 will close; lesson text Gal ft; Mr. and Mrs, H arry T. H olden of Memb« rs of the Silk Creek Sun them e. Th« Faith That W orketh E ugene, announced here en gage day school were gu ests at the by Ix>ve ” I G. Shaw, teacher • • • m ent to Lloyd G riggs, son of Mr M ethodist C hristm as tree and pro P re s b y te ria n Chur« h. Jam es A ik and Mrs. H. B G riggs of this city, gram D ecem ber 21 In Cottage en Sm ith. Pastor Bible school. 10 at an inform al tea for w hich she Grove w as hostess Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs J. G. G rim es and m orning service. 11. sermon topic. M iss H olden Is a form er U niver daughter G ra/'e were dinner guests The .Major O bjective for the New sity o f O regon student and Mr. C hristm as day at the hom e of Y ear;” special m usic by the choir, G riggs is a graduate of O regon Mrs. G rim es’ mother. Mrs B W evening service. 7 30. serm on topic. The Secret of S u ccess In the Naw S ta te college. The couple plan to Dorks, in Eugene. be m arried in March and will Mr and Mra E E Paul were Y ear;” young people’s m eeting. m ak e their hom e in C ottage dinner gu ests at th»' hom e of their m,<i "«'•‘k service, 7 34). Wed Grove son M elvin Io th. Central neigh- newlav. topic. Forward A gain" —♦ — borhood C hristm as day M i at« Rust in spent Christm as Mrs. Andrew Brund entertain »! the M ethodist m issionary society with her parents in Forest Grove. The d istrict school reopened urday. Sabbath school. 9 30, John W ednesday afternoon. Mrs. M A Gibson, superintendent; preaching G roves was program leader and January 2 Mrs D. W. Stu rges led devotions. The Albert O akes fam ily of Sa- service, 11. Pastor Ross D ustin of R efresh m en ts were served at the lem spent C hristm as at the home Eugene will speak the first Satu r of each m onth; prayer m eet tea hour. Mrs. J. M I sham of • f Mr> O ak-s' m other. Mrs. Grace day ing. 7-30. Tuesday G ran ts Pass. C ascade district sec Wheeler. retary. will be at the next m eeting, Charles M atthews of Portland. T race Ed««i to Ssy« h elle l«lands w hich will be at th e h o m e of Mrs Mr. and Mrs Alfred M atthew s of v cording I«» tniihiloii in the Se> M ilwaukie and Mr and Mrs F L Grannis. George M atthews of Cottage cl . e »la ml* n « lie Indian ocr h i . A dinner party w as given New Grove visited at the A. W oolcott |>ll*t*ft> '• •• ' V i «.I Slid V*»ia. it Y ear's eve at Tom Foster's at I-a horn«* C hristm as m orning. w . m th e re V i a tn a n d I ’ v e b a d t l i c l r tham , honoring Mrs F oster and Mise Ix*na Burcham of Long* p i i ..I . G eorge Allem an, whose ann iver view, Wash was hom e for C hrist ( . saries w ere on that day The eve mas. ning w as spent playing cards and Mr and Mrs. Leslie Godard and socially O ut-of-com m unity guest» the Clare Parks fam ily of Eugene were Mr. and Mrs. Roy F oster and spent the C hristm as holiday» at daughter, E ugene, and Al and the hom e of Mrs. Godard's and A on Boy» Reedsport Mrs Parks' parents Mr and Mrs John Ashby Mr and Mrs. S L. Godard en Robert and R ussell W oolcott tertained at dinner N ew Year's were dinner gu ests Thursday of day. G iiests w ere Mr and Mrs. last week at the Jam es Scott home W illiam Gray and daughter Alice. it [.atham . Mrs. Grace V anB osklrk and Mr Curtis V ealch of H alsey was at and Mrs. Roy G raham , all of Eu his ranch this week gene, Lieutenant Thom pson and Harold E. Allen of Cottage Ronald Milner of Reedsport and Grove w as a dinner guest at the the Elbert Bede fam ily. A W oolcott hom e Decem ber 23. ♦ John W oolcott returned with him Mrs. Inez M eeks entertained at to visit several days. dinner Tuesday even in g at the M innow o f H ollywood Is m ak Colonial honoring Mr and Mr». ing Al an visit with Mr and A. W Sw anson o f Jacksonville, Mrs J. extended Moxley w ho were here for the holldays. W alter Cowen of Lorane visited The table was centered with chrys the anthem um s and follow in g the din several days this week at home of his sister. Mrs Frank ner th e guests played bridge at the Overholser. hom e of Mrs Meeks. Pat G oggln has been III thia week. T he C hristian E ndeavor society Elizabeth Rohde spent the week o f the P resbyterian church enter end at the hom e o f a grandm other. tained with an all-day picnic Mon Mrs Elizabeth Fahrenw ald o f La- day at Blue M ountain. The group them w as accom panied by Rev. and Rev M. A G roves of the Cot Mrs. J. A Sm ith and Miss Ma- tage Grove M ethodist church will delle Beldler. speak at the Silk Creek church at 10 Sunday morning M embers of the Ad Libitum club entertained their husbands with D u p lic a tin g S u n n ites. S en tin a! an old-fashioned costu m e party la s ó m e T « x R -e o rd s S e n tin e l N ew Year's eve In the attic o f the O. B. A rnest home. Old-tim e gam es w ere played and refreshm ents were served at a late hour MAH M e re d ith ^ “ “ ^p^oT ^ryic?.“^ I ’C T C o ttag e (»rove People ¿ 7 7 / 1 « P ortlan d com e to tk r M u ltn o m ah X x wktVV v ' >i'i*»in«m<sia and famous food« at no greater co at . . • . } Portland’» Nationally Famout Hotel T ypew riter Ribbons, ( ’arbon Paper. Type w riter Supplies. The Sentinel. Use 3% of your gross for advertising and in crease your business 10%. A m etropolitan printsbop in a coniine m etrop olis. The Sentinel. SAFEWAY SAVINGS For Friday, Saturday and Monday ♦ T he junior and senior Endeavor so cieties of the C hristian church entertained with a watch party N ew Year's eve. The tim e w as spent socially and refreshm ents were served at a late hour ♦ M iss Jean Allison entertained at dinner M onday evening. The table w as attractively decorated In k eep ing w ith th e season and follow in g the dinner the group attended a N ew Year's dance. Mr and Mrs. N, E Comnton and Mr and Mrs. S. L. M ackln enter tained with several tables o f rook N e w Y ear’s eve at the Com pton hom e. R efresh m en ts were served at m id n ig h t The P resbyterian ladles’ aid so c ie ty w ill m eet W ednesday a fter noon w ith Mrs. Schofield Sterwart, Mrs. S J, Godard and Mrs, Mary VanDenberg as hostesses. - The P ast Noble Grand club of the R ebekah lodge entertained w ith a covered dish dinner T hurs day ev en in g o f la st week. The tim e w as spent socially. 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