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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1936)
TMVMWOAt. m l TU F »K N T1NK1» FOTTAOK G H O V K OKKGON QUEEN JANET RULER OF M on» E n te r ta in ROSARIA SOCIETY Puhlh In -u lW « » » The Order of Rainbow for G irls held ,jM *e installation Monday ntcfct at the cloae of th«U regular assem bly Ruth Stow ell. retiring aurtlur advisor, « a s Installing of' ftcer by M argaret Peter .« a as chaplain Jane Stow ell m ar shal; M arvjane Sm ith m usician. The 'f fleers were mat ailed a s foi- .W orthy sdvtsor. Peggy Sav- V e associate worthy advisor Vir- - a M etcalf C h an ty K atherine \ Hope K athleen Daugherty F i th Phyllis M onson, drill leader, j.-vce McCormack chaplain. Jes- . e Grubb. m usician. Mary jane Smith choir director Lillian Greg- service K athleen Moore na ture. B etty McCoy. im m ortality, Jean Savage fidelity P atty Short, oatrlotisn- Ellen Bird love. Anna Marte Peterson religion. Vivian W hite outer observer. Jean Bra her. confidential observer Jane Stow ell; choir m em bers. Clarabelle Caldwell. In a Stuart. Inex R an dall Ruth Stow ell a s past worthy advisor, w as presented w ith a bible and corsage from the assem bly and a gift by Mr# Vlnal R andall, m oth er advisor Mrs R andall w as pre- -ented with flow ers and P eggy Sav age received a corsage. P lan s were m ade to attend the grand assem b le to be held June 1S-X* at B aker Book G ift t«> lJbrarv The R esearch club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Ben ton Schrenk for thetr regular study hour Mr* W ilbur W ork man' a guest, gave an instructive talk on the history of flow ers dat ing from the early Bible tim es She also gave in terestin g dem on strations on flow er .»rrangement- The club will present the city lib rary with a book. "H istory of Ore gon Literature M i«- Lwnna Zen- dron. a form er m em ber w as an ad ditional guest R efresh m en ts were served at the close of the evening • I j Comus H u b H x . G uest» M rs C J Kem entertained the LaComus club Tuesday w ith a I JC1 dessert and a s afternoon of bridge Mr- W W. M cFarland held high score for club m em bers ar.d Mrs B righton Leonard held high for guests Mrs Kem Invited i s spec ial gu ests Mrs H E D. Brown. ________________ Rujada: _ Mrs. Leonard. Mrs- Jam es G raham . Mrs F ran k Gierau. ir s . Carl King. Mrs. W illiam Bar els and Mrs. Karl B racher The lub wiU m eet m tw o w eeks with í r s A W K im e ■llmart«-» Club Plan Pb-nsr. The B in a r ie s club m et Tuesday it the hom e of Mrs. H C. W ells or a dessert lu cch eor follow ed by i afternoon of bridge Mrs, N ___ ____ N elson held ___ high score It was «- last m eeting of the season and ans were m ade for a picnic to held in July. G uests for the af- m o o - were Mr- Lio> d G riggs ■d Mrs Earl G aroutte. »form er em be- fr m Berk -v Ca _ ♦ * . „ O fficer» M i t l«vw The Lions club entertained the w ives of m em bers today at lunch eon served by the hom e ecvnom ics class at the high sch ool T ables w ere arranged in »he dom estic art room which w as esp ecially a ttrac tive with h ask ets and bow ls of spring flow er» Roy Short, presi dent. introduced Supt H B. Ferrtn. who announced the program aa follow s violin duet, tw o selections. Mra Ferrtn and K athleen I la ugh erty accom panied by Marie H all, m arim ba M k e F lorence Spies, a c com panied by P eggy Savage talk on the opportunity room In the centgal building. Prir. V ictor P hel ps. Central school extra curricula a ctivities, Prtn I lim a Thun». west side school eaplanatory rem arks regarding the su bjects o f social scien ce and econ om ics as taught In the high school. Prtn F L. G ran nis. vocal selections, »lath grads, accom panied and directed by Mr N oordhoff Additional g u ests at the luncheon w ere Mr and Mra Victor P help s Mr N oordhoff and Mr and M r» O ranata Mrs Charles Be Idler w as hostess for the P resb yterian m issionary so ciety W ednesday Mr» N oordhoff led devotional» An Interesting part of the program w as a talk on m is sionary developm ent in Colombia. S A by Rev. P ryor T Sm ith a m issionary from that area Fol lowing the m eeting refreshm ents were served M Lubricate With Mobiloil And Your Lubrication Troubles Are Over REMEMBER Free vacuum cleaning with meh lubrication Job at SHIELDS and WARD General Petroleum Station Fifth and Main Beauty Aids— by Pro-phy-lac-tic Some Real Prices on tin* Highest Quality Brushes Many Other <Jiffs Both for Her ami linn KELLY DRUG CO. ♦ The m issionary society of the B aptist church m et W ednesday a f ternoon at the hom e of M r. Erwtn H ansen. Mrs Sam W arren led the m ission study R efresh m en ts wers Blonde Janet S o .''sm ith . Lincoln H igh School student has been served at the close of the m eeting selected to rule P ortland R ose F estival. June 10 to 1« Miss Sooy- —m — sm tth is not only one of P ortland a m ost beautiful young wom en Royal N eighbor H u b Meet» but an honor stu d en t as w ell She had been selected prior to re Mri. Fred Ar.derson and Mrs. ceiving the honors as qiften to read a paper on history before a Fred H am m ond entertained the section of the N ational E ducation A ssociation when It m eets In R oyal Neighbor club Monday even Portland. June >' ing at the Andereon hom e Cards R efresh Flow er Study Club M eet» evening with Mr and Mrs Ray furnished en tertainm ent The F D G club met W ednea- m ood Grube at their Pengra hom e. menta were served at the close of the evening day of laat w eek at the country ♦ hom e of Mrs Joe Schneider on G uest N ight at f lu b R ow river A tu rkey dinner w as The A ca d a Hub gave a gu Mr*. R uth E ngland and W illiam ram fol- n ign i m ner W „ «-on,-— j « . - at . the .... Vaughn atten ded the C resw ell high served at noon and a program night dance ednesday H am ant M asonic hall It w as the last dance , cbouj b*ccalaureatr services 8un- lowed. Miss M arlette -------- - - - - —- (or ih e club Which day *-■- even in g fc’.w F aye . Vineland E ngland of this w as leader of a discussion on flow - of the season for the lu n u n fr place is one of the graduates er arrangem ent Mrs C. A At- w ill adjourn Mr and Mrs Carl Sm ail o f Lon m onths The hnotew com m ittee kir.son was a special guest w as Dr and M r» W E Lebow Mr don w ere Sunday visitors at the and Mrs 8 V. Allison. Mr and Mrs Verlm Ward bom* ( » n srn tio n Date-. Announced. F resh m en and sophom ore» of the The W R C. m et Saturday at W arren Edw ards and Mr and Mr» high school sponsored a banquet the arm ory R elief work reported C. 8. R oberta in honor of the seniors Frlday since the last m eeting am ounted even in g. P aren ts of the seniors to 118.85 Two persons applied for Mr» Bartel« H onored and m em bers of the school board Mrs J. H B artels was honored were g u e st» A party follow ed the m em bership In the Corps. It w as announced that the G A R - and with a han dk erch ief shower Tues- banquet __~ evening at th e ctose of the » Mr. J . AI1U I » Jack aw a ..us — and -W Mra K w erns of a — Eu W R C. state convention w ill be day R oyal N eighbors m eeting A social xejl< *n d B ern ies and Llta Mosby held June 18-18 at M edford hour was enjoyed and refreshm ents o f C ottage Grove were Sunday vial- served The com m ittee In charge t . - r - ;h c Mr- M Mosby n -m ;----- « ta ff Member» i t 111 Drill ______________ — The Rebekah lodge w ill bold w as Mrs O W Rlackm ore. Mrs their regular m eetin g Friday night Lynn Culver and Mrs A. W Kime. at the I. O O. F hall Mrs Merle M cKibben, drill leader, has urged Decree» C «inferred. all m em bers o f the sta ff to be The E astern Star conferred de present as a practice preparing for grees Friday nigh t at the regular CoUsuie Grove General the official v isit o f grand officers session. Louis and Mary Jane Repair Shop w ill be held. Caldwell were candidates. F ollow ♦ ing the m eeting refreshm ents were M P G Club Meet served Mrs Schofield Stew art Bicycle. Key & Oun Work Mrs. A W H elliw ell entertam - com m ittee chairm an ed - - M P G club T uesd ay w ith Lawn Mower 8harpenun; s noon 1 >0 M dessert a social a after- 7 r. C and C Cruson. mem- M r. W B. 7 Johnston wnl enter- Watch for Our Window Display ON NEW COORS Cook-n-Serv Ware DUE TO ARRIVE ANY TIME MANY ATTRACTIVE COLORS A JOY TO ANY HOUSEWIFE Harry Rentle O ffic e-- of the E astern Star hon- ber tem porarily located In W ash- tain the O. L H club T uesday ag ternoon for a dessert luncheon at ed Mrs K enneth W ard Wedr.es- ingtor. was present ly of last week when they met —♦ - the h >me of Mrs G le n n ie F ro st. r t XXiia. evening at the home of Guest» at P en gra Iu m h e o n r » C S Roberts w orthy m atron Mrs Schofield Stew art Mrs td itio n a l g u ests were M ra E. R H erbert Lombard Mrs O. E smley and Mra Frank G xldabini W oodson and M rs Robert Savage he latter is a su bstitu te o fficer attended a b n d ge luncheon at the k in g the place jf M iss Isabelle hom e of M ra John C ushing In P en- ifley, who has gone to the Ore- grx W ednesday caves *"e the sum m er The ladles go lf club w ill m eet ♦ at the go lf course W ednesday. Inner Party for Twelve. Mr and Mrs. N E Compton en- June 3. for a pot luck luncheon to E lection of rtair.ed at dinner T uesday night be served at 1 o'clock ¿lowed by an enjoyable evening officers will follow and golf will fti uest- included Mr. and be played in the afternoon. ' gam es. G rs H B F e m r Mr. and Mrs. E. Cone. Rev. and Mrs. C J H all Dinner Club to PengTa. The O. W dinner club m et Tues- J- and Mrs 3 L M ackin and Mr -ay r.igh'. for dinner and a social -.d M rs C E Um phrey G ro v e H a rd w a re Cottage Grove, Oregon Mansfield Brothers ’’WHEN WE SAY POWER, B E MEAN POWER" Says Washington Logging Operator L * -l I*«1 >»'* l oa -« sr Overstuffed High Grade Velour H •n i at* to»' I . SO**. ’c í - t - r ? - • 5 - "• . ' " " . J - ■" S'* a ’ "b «si*«”' * a „.«J«“ „vm a cv*’ o,V>o« v. <o* » J, . «b*“ » .o To» i>a Ad- AS’ •jil*IS»’ i o t'1* *• «it*» tit« '* i. 5 * V""’ Kow try this even greater 1338 Ford V*S Truck ON YOUK »JOE T housands o f tru c k o w n er» have a l r t a J j p r o t t d that Ford V -8 performance is »omething rswry truck owner should know for himself. T o day, test Ford V -8 v a lu e -a t its great est in the 1956 truck—over yoar route» —w ith yw rrlo ad ,an d tiriver.T here sno obligation. Just ask your Ford dealer. 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