The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 11, 1935, Page 2, Image 2

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W e should «av th a t th e G e a rh a rt
O r >v« a« Mbxtnd ria«« m a tt« r
m a tro n » a re un iq u e In th e ir m eth
o n te » at 3ft Noni»- tu tto tfiraaT oil» an d th a t "a good tim e m ust
h ave been had by a ll “
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b la m onth«
tC ash in a .tv a n c « t
so >o
W ith 10,000 person» as kin g Gov
11 M
F h r r f m -m ilu
13 e rn o r M a r tin fo r job» because they
SO tin « m o n th
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y e a r a d d itio n a l
voted fo r h im . th e g e n eral
may-
M em ber . (
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n b ta t« K d t o rta l A aeoctattcn
u m i Newyp«tp«r C o n fe rm e «
H nlnhow G u l» M eet
IM aw sw ere
m ade at a m eeting o f
R ain bo w
G ir l« M o n d a i evenin g for th e loa
In * aide In a m em b ersh ip contest
to e n te rta in the w in n in g aide w ith
a p a rty soon K a th le e n D a u g h e rty
c a p ta in e d th e w in n in g
aide
and
M a rg a re t P etersen th e losing aide
P lan a w ere also m ade to prevent
each R a in b o w g irl, w ho ha» reach
ed th e age o f 20, w ith a m a jo rity
c e rtific a te at the next m eeting In
tw o w eek»
R eb ekah «
E lect
D elegate«
D ele g ate« to a tte n d g ran d
lodge
have a d iffe r e n t Idea o f how he d u rin g M itv In S alem w ere elected
ca m e to he elected th a n he had th e F r id a v evening at a m eetin g of
day the vote w a r counted.
the R eb e k a h lodge T h ey a te M rs
lu ta S te w a rt. M rs E lsie C u r rln and
T h e T o w n s en d We« k lv 1» one of M r s
M in a C la rk
A lte rn a te » arc
th ' few papers published outside of M rs K it t y K ln ie . M r» A nn a Beld
l-* n e c o u n ty th a t gave a co rrect le r an d M rs C la ra S te v e n s P lans
e x e u n t o f why H o w a rd M e rrla n t. w ere m ade fo r a public dance to be
le g is la to r fro m th is co u n ty, was re­ held A p r il 1? In I O O F hall
called.
R efre«hm <*nt» w ere served
at
a
late h o u r
—.
.
.
_
F ish Is said to be b ra in food, and
♦
th er^ a re a fe w w h o cam e so n ear
Tu esd av B rid g e C lub
M eet«
d*»H> .* “ '.‘."’5 . i " r ‘ .’’¿ J * " " * ! ?
th ey
get M rs W H D a u g h e rty e n te rta in e d
to opan th a t w e hope
th e T u esd ay B rid g e club w ith a 1
enough fo r la rg e meals.
o'clock luncheon th is week
Ja p
anese qu ince w ere a ttra c tiv e dec
A course on w h at to do w ith yo u r o ra tio n «
M is
S ch o fie ld
S te w a rt
sp are tim e has been added by a held h ig h »core T h e clu b w ill meet
Boston school, so we may look for- In tw o w eeks fo r a I o'clock lu nch
w a rd to a y o u n g er g e n e ra tio n o f «‘on w ith M i» <' S R oberts
go lfer«,
~~
,
A
N o r th H a lto tj, h a . been
»«Tested because he had 40
H ve
sk u n k s In his
possession
That
■‘h o uld h ave In su red h im ag ain st
a rre st.
.
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A 8 T V D Y IN B O Y S .
Those v is itin g the course of th e
C o rti g
G ro ve
G o lf
club
a fte r
s«
o. ho urs an d on S a tu rd a y s hav
bec n puzzled to fin d a n u m b e r o f
school boys w o rk in g w-ith les t Im -
p ro v in g the course ¡'here Is some-
_ story* In
th in g o f a h u m _
a n In terest
co nn ection t h e r e w ith '¿ n d txwatbi.v
r fo r o th e r g o lf clubs.
Th ese boys w a n t to become g o lf­
ers. ou t w ere w ith o u t funds th a t
th v vO..id use to oav dues an d buv
clubs. T h e y are e a rn in g both
by
doing w o rk th a t
b e a u tifie s
the
course, an d a lre a d y vis ito rs have
been astonished by th e w a y th ic k e ts
and brush have been c h a r e d aw u v
and burned T h is « e tlv ltv on the
p a rt o f th e boys cam e about th ia
w av
T h e co urse has no c a re ta k e r du r-
In g w in te r m onths an d th re e bovs
*a»
harn
Using I he course
d u rin g hours w h en no one else was
p la y in g
I t occurred to th e club
pres id en t th a t these bovs m ig h t
lik e to w o rk fo r th e ir dues and be
able to use th e course a t a n y tim e
.
...................
.
T h e y w o uld be b e tte r o f f on th e
course th a n on th e streets T h e y
O. L. H. C lu b Is E n te rta in e d
w ere tic k le d w ith the o p p o rtu n ity . M rs
G eorge M o rg a n e n te rta in e d
bu t the o n ly club th re e boys had th e O L H clu b w ith a 1 3(1 brid g e
to use w as a N o 5 iron. T h e bovs dessert lu ncheon Tu esd ay Oecora-
sald th e y w ould be glad to do ad dl- tio ns were In ke ep in g
w ith
the
tlo n a l w o rk fo r clubs. T h e presi- E a s te r season an d each guest re ­
de n t got m em bers to do nate dis- celved an E a s ie r fa v o r M rs G race
card ed clubs and o th e r eq u ip m e n t Johnson o f H a m ilto n . M o n t house-
T h boys w o rk e d fro m tw o to eig ht guest o f M r an d M rs W R John-
hours fo r a club o r bag. acco rd in g ston. held high score. M rs W a r re n
to its va lu e
M c F a r l a n d s e c o n d high M rs \Y I!
T h e idea w en t over so w ell th a t Jo hn sto n low fo r m em bers. M rs
o th e r bovs w ere a ttra c te d T h e re G. L E a r l low fo r
guests
and
was p le n ty o f w o rk fo r a ll. b u t th e M rs G le n n ie Frost w on th e tra v e l-
problem was to fu rn is h clubs. T h e , nR prlxe G uests w ere M rs E a r l,
p residen t has a co nsiderab le ac- M r s Johnson and M rs R a lp h R a r
q u a tn ta n c e over th e state, so he »ons. T h e club w ill m eet In
tw o
w ro te frie n d s te llin g w h a t he w as w ecks fo r a 1 30
brid ge
dessert
doing and a s kin g fo r th e ir discard luncheon nt the C olo nial, w ith M rs
ed eq u ip m e n t E v e r y g o lfe r fro m w
R Johnston as hostess
__
outside th e c ity w h o v is ited
th e
g o lf clu b p residen t was told th e
jo k e r C lu b
Is
E n te rta in e d
-
same sto ry
E q u ip m e n t has been M rs G eorge M o rg a n
e n te rta in e d
co m in g fro m a ll p a rts o f th e state th e jo k e r club w ith a 7 30 brid ge
L a u re l wood an d the E ug ene Coun- dessert F r id a y evenin g
D ecora-
tr y clu b at E ug ene have c o n trlb u t- ttons w ere In ke ep in g
w ith
the
ed E q u ip m e n t w ill be secured fo r E a s te r season P rises w ere w on bv
th e e n tire 20 b..vs and probal,
■< v
A llison
M rs
T
C
fo r o th ers on th e w a itin g list.
W h ee ler. M rs E ffie K no w les. M rs
T h * boys a re b e n e fittin g by b e W illia m T h u m and Miss L u la C u r­
in g ta k e n fro m the streets, th e g o lf n n Guests w ere M rs. C. J. K em .
club is being b e n e fite d by havintr M rs
B o n ita S k illin g . M rs
E ffie
w o rk done w ith o u t cost th a t It could K now le», M iss E s th e r W ic k s and
not o th e rw is e have done, and be- M rs. Jam es P G ra h a m . T h e club
fore th e end o f sp rin g th e fir-b o rd w ill meet In tw o weeks a t th e horn*
ered course w ill be a show place o f M rs T C. W h e e le r, w ith M rs
In a d d itio n th e bovs now w o rk in g W h e e le r. M rs. T h u m M rs G le n n ie
fo r due» are lik e ly to be p ayin g F rost and M rs In e z M eeks as host-
m em b ers In ye ars to come. Som e esses.
o f th e m m a y be in to u rn a m e n t plav
—+ —
before th e season Is o v er
S panish - A m e ric a n W a r V a te r-
T h * g o lf club pres id en t h a rd ly ans and A u x ilia r y E n te rta in
R. C
know s how he th o u g h t o f th is wav F a u s t o f E ug ene, d e p a rtm e n t com
o f h e lp in g both th e boys and his rnan der o f S p a n is h -A m e ric a n W a r
o rg a n iz a tio n W e w onder w h e th e r V e te ra n s , and M rs A da M a e S m ith
we are not o v e rlo o k in g m an y op- o f N e w p o r t a u x ilia ry d e p a rtm e n t
p o rtu n itie s lik e th is to help boys president, w ere ho no r guests F r l-
and g irls a t little expense to us. d a y ev en in g a t a m eetin g o f the
but w ith g re a t good both to the v e teran s
an d
a u x ilia ry
O th e r
young fo lk and to us.
guests w ere M rs. F a u s t o f Eugene,
Th ese h ave been d iffic u lt tim e * d e p a rtm e n t re p o rte r. Rev.
I
G
fo r yo un g fo lk, as w e ll as fo r eld- S h a w o f S p rin g fie ld
d e p artm en t
era Y o u n g fo lk, n a tu r a lly , do not c h a p la in , an d M rs M illie H a ll of
u n d e rstan d th e prob lem s o f th e ir Eugene, d e p a rtm e n t vice presiden t
elders. P ossibly th e elders have not F o llo w in g th e business
m eetings
understood the problem s o f
the refre s h m e n ts w ere served
young fo lk th a t th e y h ave c r iti-
—+ —
ci zed Possibly i f we looked
fo r
P P. C lu
M • »
M rs. G eorge
m ore or» po rt u n itie s to give th e m a H a w le y e n te rta in e d the P . P club
lif t th e y w o uld do m ore th in g s fo r T u esd ay a fte rn o o n . T h e tim e was
w h ich to be co m p lim en ted A t an y
pent so cially
and
re fresh m e n ts
ra te th is is som ethin g w o rth th in k
w ere served a t th e tea h o u r Guests
ln g about.
w ere M rs. G eo rg e
B ru m fie ld
of
------------------------
O a k la n d . C al.,
M rs
E. C Lock-
SO< I E T Y A T G E A R H A R T .
wood
and M rs W Babbs
S o ciety at G e a rh a rt
m ud
he
—+ —
so n r th in g d iffe r e n t fro m th a t to
A K S m ith Is H on ored
A group
w h ich we back in th e stic k s are o f frien d s su rp rised A B S m ith on
accustom ed. A t least, so w e should his s ix ty -th ir d b lr tl dav a n n iv e rs a ry
ju d g e fro m an accou nt in th e Sea- on th e e v en in g o f M a rc h 30. T h e
side S ig n a l, w h ich goes m eticulo us- tim e w as spent p la y in g games and
hr in to d e ta il.
» ak» a n d <o ffe e
« r\» d a ’ a
T h e ac co u n t s tarts: T h e ad ven t la te h o u r . ______________ ______
o f new a rriv a ls in th e c o m m u n ity
led to a c h a rm in g social a f f a ir on
F r id a y .” T h e “a d v e n t” Is th e tim e
a th in g happens, o r th e tim e im ­
m e d ia te ly precedin g a h a pp enin g,
so th e good society w om en o f G e a r ­
h a rt seem to have
adopted
th e
p re tty custom o f m eetin g a rriv a ls
a t th e c ity gates an d c a rr y in g th em
o ff to social fu n ctio n s T h a t is a
s p irit th a t should be encouraged.
W e do not pay enough a tte n tio n
to s tra n g e rs a r r iv in g a t o u r gates.
F u r th e r on in the account o f th is
fu n c tio n we le a rn th a t “a C O L ­
L E C T I O N w as served fro m a ta b le
centered I N ra re A m a r y llld a ' eous
bloom s an d M rs. B la n k 's lovely
brass c a n d e la b ru m , w ith o u t w h ich
no p a rty in G e a rh a r t is c o m p lete .”
*T h e ettps used a re ours. > W e have
heard o f co llection s being ta k e n ,
b u t th is is th e fir s t tim e w e have
h e ard o f one being served A g a in
th e G e a r h a r t m a tro n s a ie o rig in a l
T h o s e r a re A rn ary llid a c e o u s blooms
p ro b a b ly w ould have been narcissus
an d d a ffo d ils In C o ttag e G ro ve , but
a n y w a y c e n te rin g th e ta b le
TN
th e m an d th e lovely brass candela
b ru m is s o m e th in g d iffe re n t. T h a t
lo v e ly c a n d e la b ru m Is lik e ly not to
grace m a n y m ore social fu nction s
I f m a n y m o re tables are centered
In It.
D e s c rip tio n o f gow ns was in te r ­
esting W e quote fro m th e S ign al
“ P o u rin g a t th e ta b le < the one cen-
SOCIETY
T i l l UNI» « ì . U N
n iA T iM '-i.. < u n - W K « » n i ; ,
Mi
and
M i«
t'b a ile a
A dam »
H onored
M e m b er» o f th e M P G
club and th e ir husband» e n te rta in
ed w ith u d in n e r T u esd ay evening
at th e bttm e o f M i and M in K K
M ill«
h o n o rin g
Mi
an d
M rs
C h a rle s A dam » o f E ug ene
Mr«
A dam » has re< en tlv resigned fr«»»n
the M P O. clu b an d she w as n
«ented w ith a corsage an d
g ift
D a ffo d il« w ere a ttra c tiv e ta b le and
room d ecoration s and th e tim e was
spent socially
»»
lie lp h la n Hocletv Mssta
M r» S
L. (h n ta rd review ed " T h e
Testa
m en t» o f Y o u th ” hy V e ra B r ita in
at a me tin g o f the D e lp h ia n so
c le ly M o nd ay svenln
»>• •»
o f c u rre n t events w ere given Mr».
E K Cone w as welcom ed a» a new
m em h ei M is E lm e r (). B erg w ill
revie w " A n d re w Jackson' at
the
next m eeting I I I tw o w eek«
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S titc h and C h a tte r C lub Meet»
M i» Iv a n Hama e n te rta in e d
th e
M tltch and C h a tte r club F r id a y a f
K n it an d S titc h C lub la E n te i te rn o o n R efres h m en ts were served
ta llie d
Mis» E le a n o r R a g a n en at the tea hour M r« Lloyd H w »n
te rta ln e d th e K n it and S titc h club •o il was a gueat
((\eiiwu«4 ««e pa»«
»
Tu esday ev en in g T h e
tim e
was
spent sew ing, k n ittin g an d socially ---------------------------------------------------------—
and refro sh m e n ts w ere served at a
Prepare Your Oround
late ho ur T h e ta b le wan a ttra c tiv e
w ith a cs n ts rp lsc« o f »p rln g flow
Before it i* too Intel
er» M ias M a rg a re t S hort w as wel
corned a« a new m em b er T h e club
with
w ill m eet T u en dav evenin g w ith
Ml»» Its tty Jacobaen
—♦ -
Jo lly B rid g e C lub M eet»
M r«
R alp h S lie a ry e n te rta in e d Hie Jolly
B rid g e club W ed n esd ay
of
l«»t
wrw»k w ith a 1 30 b ild g e dessert
M rs Jess D en n ey held h ig h score.
M is E at I l.a n d low and M r» W a l
te r H u n te r won th e tra v e lin g prise
Guest» w ere M rs
H u n te r.
M rs
l«and. M rs C 11 I^ c h n e r an d Ml««
V iv ia n
BLACK BUTTE
LIME ROCK
Chestnut T rnnsfer
Phone 6~ Opposite City Hall
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