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The wedding of Miss
Nichols, Corvallis,
and
Francis
H orn son of M r and M rs M A.
Horn, was solemnised In a beauti-
the U w n at the Horn home in De
Rev
W V Valley
McGee F riday
of the evening
Presbvterlan
"
« Mcc«ec or the rte a b y te ria n
church officiated in the presence
of 125 guests The impressive rin g
ceremony « » ,
used
Lawrence
Francis of Hillsboro
sang
"Oh
Promise Me." accompanied by Mrs
Reginald Haight, who also played
the Wedding M arch from Lohen-
T ",
S’e'e^ ‘ n m arT,af
by J F M alden o f Eugene, made
s charm ing picture in s white satin
drees of floor le n g th . H e r veti was
held in place w ith forget-me-nots
nhc carried a bouquet o f g arden ia,
and rosebuds Miss E lta Hohm an.
bridesmaid, wore a frock o f blue
chiffon and carried sweet peas and
roses Mr Francis was best man A
of children.
group
-nd Mary
Lou O m e r Patty-
of C o n X
tig h t
M r*. John»t«>n C lu b lliw t x w
M r i W B Johnston entertained
the 0 l * H
club w ith a I > ' dea-
aart Tuesday. Inviting aa additional
guests M rs A. W K im a and M r»
L 1* S a n fo rd
A birthday cake,
honoring M rs
A
W. Swaneon.
whose anniversary la July 4. was
served
Bridge was played d uring
t h , afternoon hours.
M rs T C
W heeler received the high score
Fw - ”
and M rs George Jacobern the con-
pn”
c,ub
activities u ntil September when
M r, Jacobsen will have the open
tn|f meeting
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R a th a n u e
N e ls o n
llo n o r r d
A m a jo rity service was held Mon
day evening at the Rainbow meet
,
honoring K ath a rin e Nelson.
who had
tw enty J - « '
m<Jortty In the assembly M ra C
E V m p h r. y
w orthv
m a tro n o f
S la r , he
ch.
and Mlaa Madelle
Beldler
past
Rrand
advlaor o f th . O lwnd
Assembly o f'O rego n, were honored
<ueaU- p ,a n ,
mad<1 for a pic
me to be held Thursday. July 8. at
Swim m ers' Delight near Goahen
L arry W olfard and
»ton of Eugene, and
Rradwood. scattered
he bridal path A
N'orman Ben- tomber IS
Date Sears of
rose petals In
.
,
recep tio n was W ^ h ,U > ' ^ * 7 * 9
held follow ing the
cerem ony
and
refroshments were
served by
a
group of young women The newly
weds left 'immediately follow ing fo r
a motor tn p to ChUifornl. T hey
w ill return the la tte r part of the
week and be at home in th eir new
hous, recently built on the H o rn
farm Mr Horn was born and roar-
ed in this com m unity He received
his degree at Oregon State college
w ith ’.he class of 1932 and was af-
filiated w ith the Ph.
Mu Delta
fra te rn ity He w ill be associated
w ith his fath er In farm in g and In
the grave! business. Guests coming
fro m a distance Included M r and
Mrs
Reginald
H aight. Camas.
Wash
Mrs. Doyle Pigg. A. Horn.
Portland; M r and Mrs. Lawrence
Francis. Hillsboro;
M rs
H a rry
O ner
Mrs
M ilton
Nelson and
la u g h te r, Dantvelle and M ary Lou.
Miss E nelse Ja n se n . M r a n d Mrs.
D Welsher.
M r and Mrs Haag. D r and Mrs.
L E F ra n c i, and daughter Elga-
nor all from Corvallis; Mrs. John
Hakanson. O akland; M r and M rs
J F W alden, son Bob and daugh-
te r Betty. M r. and
Mrs.
E lm er
M iler Mrs Day Baytey and Ers.
Blanche Jackson, all from Eugene;
Mrs Roy Foster and son Harold.
Lorane
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E d C um m ings, M rs. F
•w-linetder-W ieae N u p tia l*
H e rb rrt J
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» elebratmi
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>" , e r t “ ln
Cd a group o f 2» children Saturday
pleasue
o f her son, H e r-
. for _ the
,
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b* n J r on h,i ? M’v*‘" !b b lrfb ‘'a-' »«
nive' “ r y T h e , afternoon
was
* P* " t * ,,h
* ame* and
fOrn” ° f a" > u *m e n t. The
n’ * n r*“* ,ved man*
sbn’ * n U , w , r *
1
C.l a * _ of the , f t ’>''"oon„ S‘C
£ d S*“ da- « *« •« > * and Jim Grube.
,b *
G rub*
M r"
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Uran<l • hapter Delegate* Report,
Plans were discussed for the an-
nua' Masonic and Eastern S ta r plc-
nic at ,he meeting of the Eastern
S ta r ^ n d a y night A tentative date.
-fu'>' 21. was set. the picnic location
* ° h* announced la te r Delegates to
8™nd chapter held the early part
o f the month in Portland, gave re
ports. The chapter adjourned until
Friday. September 10
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Fam ily Guests a t I.onihord Home
M r. and M rs H erbert Lom bard
were din ner hosts Sunday fo r a
fam ily group, honoring M r Lotn-
h ard', fath er A Ixim bard. on lilg
20th b irthday anniversary
Guests
included M r and M rs A Lombard.
M r and Mrs. H en ry C Skade M r
»nd M rs Jorgen
Hansen. Slgrid
Skade. Clarence Lom bard and Bill
Skade all o f Eugene.
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Mias EZdna Schneider, daughter
of John Schneider o f Monroe, and
Ear: Wiese son of M r and M rs E. P icn ic C lose* C lu b v w m x i
R Wiese were
quietly
m arried
The Social Tw elve club held thuir
Saturday evening at the home of annual picnic today <Thursday! on
Rev and M rs
James A. Sm ith, the back lawn o f the H B F errln
Rev Sm ith road the service T he home
A no hostess turkey dinner
bride was attired In a navy blue was served Mrs W N F errln and
ensemble with blue and grey ac- Mrs. W . A H em enw ay were ad-
cessories. She wore a corsage o f dittonal guests. The club adjourn-
gardenias Mi.-s Agness Schneider, ed until the fall season
her attendant,
wore a pink en-
-eroble w ith white accessories and
her corsage w a, o f pink roses and M r* Read Hem enw ay Hoste**.
Mrs. Read Hem enw ay was host
sweetpeas Lawrence Wiese, broth
the
G ardenia
er o f the groom, was best man ess Thursday fo r
club
Refreshm ents w ere served at
M rs Wiese was graduated from
the U oaroe Union high school in the close of a social afternoon Mrs.
1933 M r W nse
was
graduated R° v Mason wil1 b* hostess for the
from the local high school in 1931 me*',ln lf nCTt Thursday
The young couple left im m ediately
following the ceremony on a trip ' t a r M e m b e r * G u e e t a l D r a in
to San Francisco They w ill reside
A large delegation o f Eastern
in - ot age Grove where the groom S tar officers and members o f the
is in charge of the city delivery local chapter attended a meeting of
system fo r retail merchants
N orth Star chapter at D rain W ed-
nesday evening
R e n n e tt-S to ffe r N u p tia ls .
Miss E rm a Bennett, daughter of
M r and Mrs H enry Bennett, be
came the bride of W arren Stoffer.
son of M r and Mrs. A M Stoffer,
Eugene, at a simple ceremony p er
formed Tuesday In Seattle.
A t
tending them were M r Knowles, a
fra te rn ity brother of M r Sniffer's,
and M r Knowles. T he bride* wore
a white silk tailored suit w ith navy
blue blouse and accessories
Her
flower were gardenias
Mrs. Sto f
fe r w a- graduated from the Cottage
Grove high school in 1932. She has
been popular in the younger set
both in Cottage Grove and Eugene.
M r. Stoffer attended the University
o f Oregon where he was a ffilia te d
w ith the Phi G am m a D e lta f r a
ternity. The young couple w ill be
at home in Eugene, returnin g by
the coast route from Seattle.
CTub M em ber* arid Guewt* P lm lc .
The Tuesday Evening club m em
bers, w ith fam ilies and guests, met
Tue.rday evening a t the H o rn grove
fo r th e ir annual picnic. The pleas
ant hours were spent around
a,
glowing camp fire. Special guests
included Mrg. Roy Leonard, Brad-
wood: M rs W . N . F e rrln , P o rt
land; M arjo rie
Quigley, Albany;
V irg in ia Brown
Henry M. Lake
w ith ten members prssent and no
M r and M rs M arlon I s I k iw via
hostess The aftem.M.n
was spent lied M r I ->bnw'e slater. Mrs Brad
The appendla w s, recognised by y(gl((
The a e lt meeting w ill l«e daugb. who Is seriously III, al M * .
Berengartu, Carpus, an Italian an-
<1( d
„s a tin g with a potluck by creak Wednesday
atomlst. In 1151 Two hundred years d(„ „ , r
be held July T at Ihe
I .a Verne T ho rn to n left Saturday
later, a British surgeon. Claudius home o f M is
Vern
ftohoollng to visit an aunt, Mra Nevarangar
Amysud. performed Ihe first ap- g;veryone Is requested
lu
b rin g al Springfield T hey »apart to go
pendectomy. In lit'« Dr Reginald their thim ble as there will be quill on a fishing trip from there
F its of Boston proved that the dis- |„g „ml a miscellaneous shower for
M r and M ra C arl Doty, newly
ease Is produced by an affected
the recent bride. M rs Fish e r weds from Corvallis vial I ad « ( Ute
appendix and coined the word, ap-
At the school «-lection on the 2t home of George T a lle r last waak
Audrey W olfard was elacted d a r k llia y were returning from
their
?nn««*n« d i«w tomorrow (Friday) pendlcltis.
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He has solved for a number of honeymoon.
has been postponed until Frldav
years Mrs Fred Klnaland was re
M r and Mra I I W
M uray of
July 9 at the home of M rs G R
Th e N am e R rasll
Arnest
elected I reusurer, the office she Kugsn» were Munday afternoon vie
Mrs Joe SchneM er w ill be
The nan«« Brasil of the South has held for nine years
Hora at tha t</le T ay lo r h o m e
program leader
Am erican country Is derived from a
Portuguese word, brasa, meaning
S cou t M o th e r* to M eet
live coal. In reference to the color
The Scout Mothers' club w ill
of Its dyewoods.
meet Wednesday afternoon. July T.
at 2 o'clock w ith Mrs M ary K Ckr-
F.h'vla rhord«wshnrg.
n ry at SH south First street
Mrs Electa Thordenherg. S3. died
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Monday forenmm at the home of a
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S“ * ‘e O sr1*1«* »nd Charles nephew Ed Brashei at lx>ndon
Wood w e r, wed Thursday June 24.
Electa Ruaaell T ho rd en b o rg wa>
In Eugene
They w ill continue to born September 2». 1AM at L .w e ll
m a* * ' h eir home In this city
Mass She came to this community
In 1!W1 from Man Francisco atwl
had been a resident o f Lin do n for
In .litu tlo a at N o b ility
are
two
The institution of nobility is to u s l many year« Surviving
_______ _____
How ard
Nowell.
Man
ed on the
theory that a spensi p riw brother».
V » ’^
Francisco; W illis Nowell. Cottage
Grove, she was a member of the
tv
* rn ,’ ra t‘un *° generation
Cottage Grove Rebekah lodge
The nobles of Rome, called p atri
Funeral services were held this
cians. became nobles simply be i Thursday!
afternoon
at
Mills
cause they were the original Inhab chapel. Rev K. E Coulter official
itants of the city. In Venice, tha Ing Interm ent was In the A F A
nobility consisted of a group of m er AM 1 .0 .0 F cem etery
T he
Re
chant traders who had gradually hekah order had charge of the
risen In wealth and power Most graveside service
of the nobility of Europe, on the
other hand, came from freemen who
battled their way to wealth and
privilege. These great feudal lords
were virtual kings
M rs Epp
The annual picnic of the Ptesby-
tartan Sunday School and church
w * . held Wednesday evening at the
cMy {«ark
Tha picnicker*
made
use of the recreational playground
equipment
Supper was served at
6 JO
Mrs. George M atthew s was
chairm an of the general committee
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!• |>. G. t tu b f«st|M.ne Meeting
A meeting o f the P D G club,
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Telephone 41 F-3
Residence: Disston Route
llla c a v e rrd A pp end !,H I*
Townsend Club
Picnic
Cottage Grove City Park
July 5
A LL DA V PROCiRAM
Speaking at 11 A. M
Music
Picnic Lunch
and the
Montana Mavericks, in Person
Lynx Hollow
Isle ef M an 's Hom e Rule
The Isle of Man has its own
•n q u e form of home rule.
N o
act of the British P arliam ent ap
plies to the island unless expressly
to stated in the law The Court of
Tynw ald, one of the oldest legisla
tive assemblies in the world, con
sists of a lieutenant g ivernor ap-
__
pointed by the crown, and two
chamber», the council and the house
of key,. The twenty-four m em ber.
su i ».
. . u k
i
of the latter sre elected by popular
Vote in which women share equal
rights with men A11 measures must
pas» both council and key», and
receive approval from the aov-
ereign
Avalanche « Snow-Slide
As commonly understood, an av
alanche is a sudden snow slide rath
er than a rock-slide, but the word
m ay be used for either, observes
a w rite r in the Washington Post
Some of the world's most destruc
tive avalanches have been snow-
slides They break away with a re
port like a 14-lnch nava gun. A
shout, a falling stone, or a thunder
clap m ay start them. They attain
appaUing velocity, and the accom
panying wind-blast fells acres of
About 30 persona gathered a t Ihe
Russell cabin for a surprise party
given In honor of M r and M rs E
E. McClarev. who w ill soon m ove
to Eugene A farew ell lunch was
served
J. M. Sullivan was the first In the
neighborhood to begin making hay
Crops In the Hollow, all spring
p|anUnt: wrr<, nol
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v'ananittker. 8. D . who expert to
,<>cate
R, „ aburB war,
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, h r Jo„ Bpp, nbau<h hom r r, , . r n |.
b . U r , p , , . k tr d , , „
()f
Eppenbaugh
The Com m unity club met at the
Cowboy Entertainer» in a Riot of Rope Spinning. Whip
Cracking. Half Hitching, Trick anti Fancy Roping, Cow
boy Song» and Rangeland Drama, plus Motion Pictures
of the Pendleton Round Up
ADMISSION FREE
Rev. Roy L Nelson will speak at the City
Park Sunday, July 4, at 2:30 P M
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istry, They were also the first peo
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the confectioner using honey as a
sweetener, and added to this sweet
herbs and spices. They were highly
colored to a ttrac t the eye of the
candy lover.
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