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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1936)
rin Kw»At, Armi a», iw SOCIETY Eastern S tar G urate Quest night w as observed Friday night at E astern Star w hen the chapters of Oakland Florence. Elk ion and G ardiner were honored The w orthy m atrons and patrons were* presented w ith corsages and houttonlers and responded with talks. R epresentative Earl Hill. Cushm an. Capt. Clark. Gardiner; Mr. and Mrs C. A. H u n t l n g - ton. Eugene, also gave talks F o l lowing the m eeting a play. Thank G oodness the Table Is Spread, w as presented. The cast included Miss E unice V anPenberg. Miss Bethel G owdy. Miss H elen O lsen S L. M ackin F rancis Horn and Dan Lansing. Mrs. V inal Randall was program chairm an and Mrs. Roy Mason coached the play At the close of the evening refresh rnents were served. Mrs N J. N el son w as chairm an of tne com m ittee. R ain bo w G irts M e et The Order of Rainbow for G irls exem plified degree work Monday night at their m eeting Miss Inea Randall was candidate. Q uests from the E ugene and Corvallis a s sem blies were present. Miss E liza beth Wood, worthy advisor from Corvallis. M iss Edith P aris, wor thy advisor from E ugene and Mrs. C. S. R oberts, w orthy m atron of the local E astern S tar chapter, were presented w ith corsages Plans w ere com pleted for a play. •Thanks Awfully." w hich will be presented May 6 in the high school gym nasium R efresh m en ts were served in the din in g hall. The eve ning closed with group singing. B rides E je c t H on ored Mrs W illiam Thuni entertained Friday night with a m iscellaneous shower, honoring M iss Irene East- burn w hose approaching m arriage to A rlington F erguson has been announced. A sister. Miss N eva East burn, who is soon to be mar ried to Marvin Shaw of Redm ond, shared honors. The double cere m ony will be an even t of May 10 at the C hristian church A dessert was served at 7:30 and the presen tation of g ifts followed- Mrs. Ora Read H em enw av entertained with readings. Miss Fern B arbee of Junction C ity was an out-of-city guest. —* — The O U H club will meet Dr link' Gueat Speaker The Lions club had. as guest Vhuisdav w ith Mi G lennie Frost apeaket at luncheon thl* noon. Dt for a I 30 dessert bridge — + W H. Dale of Eugene, who gave Mi < Alvls Wick" will entertain an Interesting talk on Russia Dt the Ad Libitum club next Thursday Dale m ade a*» exten sive tour of Russia last year and gave some afternoon ♦ very vivid description* O fficer* I.ip K<'t»*ling C'I amm Mr»*!* M is Fred Bennett entertained nom inated and elected for the com Members of the lup Reading the N eedlecraft club W ednesday ing year fo llo w Danton Scott class. which Is being conducted bv w ith a 1 30 dessert follow ed by a president >1 B Ferrln. vice pres M is Lottie Babcock. were guest social afternoon The club will dent. Schofield Stew art, secretary of a sim ilar group M onday evening meet tu tw o week* with Mr* El at the hom e of Mrs. Frank Cham mer Nee< R F f t R I.K A X ( V M I I D A T t K » l t bers in Eugene. Bridge w as played R E P R E S E N T A T IV E tnd refreshm ents served All per Mr*. Stew art Carlson entertained sons hard of hearing have been In with a noon breakfast W ednesday F o u rte e n th R e p re « *n ta lR e D is tric t vited to atten d classes held Thurs honoring her m other. Mis. Emma day afternoons. 2 o'clock, at the line Fisher, who Is visitin g here C um priw ing l a n e C ounty hom e of Mrs. Babcock, I «»02 west from IVrtland. A »octal afternoon raraw «• ■* Main street There is no charge followed. Most voters, as .» rule, want to and keen interest 1» 1^‘ing shown know all about a Candidate. —♦ - in the instruction. M iss Belle Burk The E agles lodge met W ednes It Is Impossible for me to meet holder w as appointed reporter for day night and nom ination of o ffi each voter personally 1 am. there the class. cer* for the com ing year was held fore taking th is m ethod of gettin g • E lection will take place at the my m essage to a large num ber o f 11 l < i w hot ham -St ubhlr field next m eeting F ollow ing the meet Harold R. H igginbotham and Ing a supper was served and the voter* If you think kindly of my quail June I j » Verne Stubblefield were ladles auxiliary were guests. flcation - and my slogan. 1 want united in m arriage at the b rid es ♦ your vote I also want you to use hom e F riday evening Rev E E l The Royal N eighbors met Tues inor Coulter preform ed the cer e day night to discuss plans for a your Influence with your friends In mony. Those present w ere Mr and county convention to be held In my behalf Mrs. Guy M cFerrin. the b r id e s I w as born in Iola W isconsin. Monroe May 19 Maude Davis, parents. Miss Jean Stubblefield, a district deputy. Mi and Mrs. Frank February 9. 1879 Sister and Mr> D. C. H iggin b oth I received my education In the am. the groom ’s m other. The young E Hyland and Mrs. Wendt., all of Eugene, were gu ests R efresh public school» of that S late, the couple w ent to O akland. Ore to spend a few days w ith the bride m ents w ere served by the follow ing U niversity of W isconsin. the U n i groom ’s parents, after which they com m ittee. Mrs. Fred Ham m ond. versity of Chicago, and Rush M edi w ill m ake their hom e in Cottage Mrs. H arley G ates and Mrs Thel cal College ma Fradv. I am m arried and have one Grove. ♦ R esearch Club Meet*. The R esearch club met Tuesday night for the regular hour o f study Members responded to roll call w ith current topics. Mrs. L. W Coiner review ed the book. "The Road of A ges.“ by Robert N athan. P lans were m ade for a Mother's d ay” m eeting in two weeks. It was announced that a state federation m eeting would be held at The D alles in the near future and m em bers were urged to attend ch ild Mt and Mrs K K Mills en ter I was adm itted to the practice of tained the O. W dinner club T u es m edicine to tllin ols In !9tH. I have day evening at their home. Out lived In O regon for the past thirty of town m em bers present were Mr years and I have lived In I<ane and Mrs R aym ond Orube of P*n . ' County for fifteen years gra and Mr and Mrs. Charlo* I am a m em ber of the American Adams of Eugene The hours w ere Medical A ssociation. the Central Npent socially. W illam ette. Lane and State Medl ♦ Mrs S. V Allison and Mrs. Vinal cal Societies. the E ugene Chamber Randall will entertain the l*a*t of Com m erce, the K iwnnls. Elks. I M atrons club Monday afternoon at E agles, M asons and I O O F am a m em ber of the M ethodist the Randall home C h u rc h (S o u th ) The C onstellation club will meet I was form erly a m em ber of the next Thursday afternoon at the State Board of H ealth M asonic hall for the annual elec I have twM-n a proprrty ow ner In tlon of officers A no h ostess des sert luncheon will be served at I 30 the s ta te for m any year» and dur ing that tim e have m ade a thor ough study of tax problem*. B ill Mark Grave«» The W om en's R elief Corps m ade Because of rny ow nership and plans at a m eeting Saturday to operation of farm properties over paint the m arkers on graves of a period of years I feel that I have both the old soldiers and m em bers of R elief Corps before Memorial a thorough know ledge of the prob da> S eventeen m em bers were lem s facin g the farm er today I favor the supporting and up present and announcem ent was I. O. O. F. M emorial SerH<*e. M emorial services o f the I. O O. m ade that inltation would be held building of our public school sy s F. lodge will be held at the First at the May 9 m eeting and plans tem and <»ur system of higher ed u M emorial day cation. C hristian church Sunday even in g and practice for M rs. A r a r a t E n te rta in s . I have adm inistered to old people at 8 o'clock. All m em bers of the would also be a part of the routine Mrs. G B. A rnest entertained the local lodge will attend in a body. for so m any years that I realise ♦ - P. D. G. club F riday afternoon The public is Invited to attend R ev The Past Noble Grand club met that som e form of old age pension The program w as in charge o f Mrs. E. Elm or Coulter will deliver the this afternoon at the I. O O F is very necessary and I will favor D W Sturges. Seasonal flow ers sermon. H is subject will be, The* ’ hall with Mrs Susie G aroutte, Mrs. any system that is In keeping with and conditions conducive to their Links Thar B in d ” T here w ill be Minnie W illits and Mrs Lena Ham- our Am erican standard of living growth w ere discussed. A handker special m u sif and a song service loth as h ostesses If nom inated and elected I will ch ief show er w as given for Mrs. serve the people to the best of my Andrew Brund. a m em ber who K n it an d S titc h C lub. Buy in C ottage G rove' ability hon estly and fearlessly, plans to leave In a few w eek s for Mrs. K enneth W ard and Mrs. and before passing Judgment on C alifornia to m ake her hom e. The Robert S chaefer entertained the ‘ any legislation I will have In mind May m eeting o f the club will be K nit and S titch club T hursday eve the best Interest of I^ane County held at the hom e o f Mrs. Joe ning at the hom e of the latter F otllh ra o d Is perhflf»« »he w orst Schneider on R ow river when a Mrs W alter Trem bly w as a guest disease th a t a tta cks »we* and one and Oregon 12 30 dinner will be served. At the The hours w ere spent with social o f tlie har«le*t to get rid o f M ile«* SLOGAN: A sq uare deal for close of the m eeting refreshm ents entertainm ent a n d refreshm ents the p ro p e r method, b u rn in g the la b o r, ed u c a tio n , In d u s try an d old were served. were served M iss Lorraine Coiner hive. Is resorted to. Fire s the age pension. will be hostess for the next m eet medium o f destruction for the dis ing W IL L IA M II. D A L E . ease. The whole colony must be Paid A dvertising burned, al*«» the frame*. covers, Birthdav Surprise Party. W illiam P etersen was pleasantly plate*, ro m le, layers and every surprised last Thursday evening thing that I* part of the hive All when a group of Eugene friends tools also must be thoroughly dis called to help celebrate his birth- infected or they will Infect dla- * day anniversary. F ollow ing the »•as»» free hives. Jo . \ « early social hours refreshm ents were served. Ice cream moulded in Buy tn C ottage Grove! the form of a birthday cake w as a featu re of the supper M O U N T V IE W . April 2» Mr. and Mr» Fred E H n a r tr a E n te rta in e d . L angston of C ottage G rove visited a is o tn Mr* G eorge M atthew s w as host Thursday w ith Mr. and Mr». Jack ess for the E lm artes club Tuesday P etersen Both fam ilies called that en tertain in g with a 1 o’clock lun ch afternoon on Mr. and Mrs. Bach. C A. K ing accom panied E. J. eon Additional gu ests w ere Mrs. C hester A n lau f and Mrs L. P. K ent of D elight valley to a lodge convention at E lm ira one dav last Mrs. M erville Veatch held Mutual y * « X°u Sanford. high score at bridge. The club will week. Mrs. L. K. Brum field left W ed m eet next with Mrs. John Kelly nesday for N ew O rleans, La., w here for your * for a dessert luncheon sh e will m eet her m other. Mrs. ance Dollar Am anda Hears, w ho will return —♦ — with her the first o f next week Tow nsend B ox Social. A box social held Saturday eve Mrs Hears has spent the w inter A -P lus R atin g ning at the C hristian church under with a son, Dr. A. W. Hears, in ville. Fla. Alfred M Best Company, the auspices of the Tow nsend club Jackson The M ount View school hoard official rating organization, w as a su ccess both socially and has elected Mrs. Ruth England of g iv es O reg o n M utual a financially. A m ock wedding, in Dorena tt> teach next school term standing of “A-Plus” which which "Jack D epression” w as m ar Milton l.ayn g. accom panied by is the highest given any in ried to “Mary T ow n send” w as a Mr. and Mrs. I>-ston D ow ens, all surance company. Such rat of McCloud. Cal., w ere overnight featu re of the program ings are based upon sound guests Saturday al the Geo. Isivn g n ess, age and fin a n c ia l home. Mrs. Layng was hostess to Com us Club Meets. strength. a fam ily dinner In their honor Hal- The La Com us club m et T ues urday evening. Those atten ding Are day afternoon with Mr” N. E G ias 4 were the Henry Hnauer fam ily, the M illio n D ollars in Assets C urtis Annand fam ily of C ottage for a dessert luncheon. Bridge fol The Company has assets of Free from Ring»! lowed and Mrs. W. W M cFarland Grove and Mrs. Lutherla D ow ens. more than one million dol also of Cottage Grove Milton held high score for the afternoon la rs— making it one of the Lgtvng. accom panied hv Mrs Lavng Free from Shadow»!! The club will m eet In two week and little daughter, who have been large Mutuals in America. with Mrs G eorge Jacobsen. staving at the Geo. I^ivng hom e during Mr Lavng's absence, moved You've alway» l o v e d their household goods to McCloud, S ocial A fte rn o o n . leaving Sunday for that place. their beauty and quality. Mrs. W E. Lebow entertained Mrs. Dick Bailey and Mrs. M V. the M P. G. club T uesd ay to a W eldon of Cottage Grove spent Now you have them dessert luncheon. A social after Thursday with Mrs. John Perlnl. noon follow ed Mrs. C. C. Beidler flawlesily clear — free Mr. and Mrs Ernest G ugglsberg will be hostess for the group at the of C ottage Grove spent Sunday at I 02502188 from ring» — fr®® from next m eeting. the Fred G ugglsberg home. - The N eighborhood club will m eet shadow». Mav 18 with Mrs. John N ash • « m I « s I 1 1 1 1 , s i t e s * S un day G u ests . Mrs. J. A. Schneider attended a Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Peterson entertained as dinner gu ests Sun m eeting of the P. D G. club at the hom e o f Mrs. G B. Arnest at day. Mr and M r . G E Hegburg Thornton Corners F riday after and son Ray and Mrs. J B. Ander noon. son, all of Eugene Fritz G ugglxberg left last week for B lack Rock, where he has em The T uesday Bridge club will ploym ent In the forest service. ' m eet T uesday with Mrs. H erbert Cottage Grove, Oregon Buy In C ottage Grove! Lombard for a 1 o ’clock luncheon. To H onor Mothers. N eighbors of W oodcraft are m ak ing plans for their next m eeting which w ill honor the •‘m oth ers’’ In observance o f "Mother’s day ” The program will be in charge of Mrs. Clara Stevens. Mrs Mabel W ilson and Mrs. Carl Ixtabo The com m it tee in charge o f refreshm ents will be Mrs Merle M cKibben. Mrs Mary Miller and Mrs. N ancy O gles by "oulbrood. Worst Disease G o I d ST ripe STOCKINGS 5AVE 125* INSURANCE COMPANY A rn est Insurance A g en cy 79c Umphrcy & Mackin Good Values Font charm ing high «rhool girls. F buence Mpaaa* senior. Billy Sm ith. Julor. Maxine W ilson, soph «»more and Jackie Norton, fresh man. candid ates for queen of the May festival, were pleasantly intro duced to the cham ber m em bers by Allen Ferrln Mortou» Accident Henry Itennett received w oid Fri day that a brother Carl, who was enroute here from C alifornia, had met with an auto accident and hud been taken to a hospital In Marys vllle In a serious condition A man accom panying him was killed A sister. Mrs lle ib e r t Whttl«M*k. went to M atv«v|lle im m ediately to l»e with het brother Ila by In ju r e d By The program fot May 1 m eeting will be a vocal solo by E ffie Rich* ardson. piano solos by Eunice E d wards Bernice P atten and Carolyn K«d»elbeck ami a viol»« solo by Marie Gllham Buy in Cottage Oroya! W H uger Lyle Leman. 23 m onths old son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Scott. was painfully Injured Monday when his left arm wa« caught In the wringer of an electric w ashing m achine. Mr* Scott had gone to the yard and while absent the lad turned the wringer sw itch on The arm *»« taken through the rollers up to the shoulder Joint It w as bud ly bruised and the flesh was torn near the shoulder He w as given treatm ent here and later taken to Eugene where X rays showed no broken bones. B uy In C o tta g e G ro v e ' Busy Rakers Meet The Busy Bakers Cooking club met Friday night at the hom e of the leader, ^lr* Geo. Ksbefbeck Carolyn Kebelbech, vice president, was In charge In the absence of Marie G llbam . president who was III. The leader proposed that the club sponsor a dance to raise money for scholarships to the I II sum rner school ft was decided to ask the com m ittee o f the H ebron Dance club If It would he possible for the club to sponsor the next regular club dance Plans were m ade to •ell sandw iches, cake, coffee and Ice cream P roceeds will go Into the general fund for scholarship* for the l i e bron 4-H clubs. T ills now am ounts to ta e a o A program follow ed, consisting of a ptnno duet. “Italian Hong.' by Carolyn K e be I beck and a vocal duet. "Red Hall* In the S u n set” by E ffie R ichardson and l.u cy Ed wards The club sang Boots ami Saddles QUALITY Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Fish and Sea Food» PRICES RIGHT Towne & Rex Mkl. Fine Woolen» for M e n ’s S u its Dependable CROMWKLI. Tailoring Saturday, M>i\' 2 The Men’s Toggery A W Helltwell, Mgr HOME EXPERTS AGRE& More Milk in C o o k in g M EANS BETTER and HEALTH IER M EA LS Auk the bent of all the cooking expert», the women who al way» serve the fin e»t meal» mother» who»c children are a l w a y » healthier I They all agree on one Important point Plenty of milk in cooking mean» more flavorful food», better health every time! Powell'» 1» easy to uae!
