The Cottage Grove sentinel., December 02, 1937, Image 2

DECEMBER
Mr. and Mrs. Wayna Monroe
.ntly surpr*«*1! Wedni
Pl'
day evening when a number of
friends ^called at their home on
south Sixth street and spent th
evening The Monroes wer« «Iven
lovely varl-colored pottery break
fast set as a wedding present from
their guests. Those present were
Mr and Mrs. Q. W Fullerton, Mr.
and Mrs C. N Land Mrs Albert
Woodard, Mrs. F C. Houser, Mr.
and Mrs. S. L Mackin. Mr. and
Mt*. Omer Moore, Mr. and Mrs. G.
B. Arnest. Mr. and Mra C. E Um­
phrey. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Compton
Mr. and Mra J. G. Grimes and Miss
Kathleen Moore. Several who had
planned to spend the evening at
the Monroe home were unable to
präsent.
The guests provided
refreshments which were
late hour
MABONIC ANNUAL lUKTION
AND HANQU J!
Th« annual banquet and home-
. coming of the Masonic lodge
... the Masonic temple Wed
n< day evening with more then
100 in attendane«
Several out-of-
town guest« w«r« present.
members of th. Constellation club.
of which Mrs. Vern Williams is
prMldent, deserve much credit for
th. preparation of the banquet and
th. efficient manner In which it
served After th« banquet th«
election
Gospel Meetings
X,
Chineware
R. I
HASI>AM, Kvungrtlst
afternoon at the h°rne of Mra J. program consists of twenty num- the pastor. Mr. Haslam will preach
P. Graham
A 1:30 dessert was
wllh twent^nv. student, par- every night except Saturday. The
served
White
chrysanthemums ticipating —
The event is an “open 2‘e*t,n«« *HI
71S° u“"
and blue tapers formed a most at- house
and there will be no ad-' Ben*on Schrenk will be in charge
of the music.
Rrtirt own. Merta
tractive centerpiece for the dining mla,lon ch
Rrtirt Corps Mron,
room table. Miss Lula Currin, a
Tbe nroo.r.m tn be presented Is A/“»»dren. meeting will b* held
The Women’s Relief Corps met guest, received hign score at bridge. „ follow«,
each afternoon at 3:45 Immediately
Saturday
and
Mrs
W B.
B. j Johnston,
low. jars.
Mra
-
- -
—
« ——r afternoon at the armory. a
na M
rs. w.
on ns ton, low.
TrinlP
a-.-
vi-mi- after the close of school. A cordial
and made plan«, for the Christmas w R Johnston will be hostess at Brown- Waltz Duo’^CharloUe
invitation is extended to the com-
gift exchange. At a previously un- the annual Christmas party of the tnn „na r>nfav nmUnn- w.w. rm... 1 munity to attend the meetings,
nenorted
meeting of
„,..k to ....
. u December
____ u 14, »v-
reported meeting
of the
the corns,
corps, held
held club
be u
held
at the ton and ^at®y Dunlop, Waits Clog •—
Dawn McAlpine; Broken Rhythm
...
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„
Nov. 13. the organisation was in- bome of Mrs w. w McFarland. I —
-Sara Bjorset and Joanne Short; ¡°1?
evening Dec 20th at
spected by Mrs. Dolly M Brown Tbere will be a 1:00 o'clock lunch
Zlmmerly- whlch time there wln
“““y
Stomp
Buck—Patsy
of Corvallis, department president. eon
Song--Irene Schafer Tap Ensem ’ ­ motlona
Accompanying Mra Brown were:
There is much rivalry for the
ble—Irene Shafer, Juanita Powell.
Mabel Vebwick, department secre-
Tbe
securing
_____Thanksgiving day dance at Shirley Culver;
Acrobatic
Tap
... . . of
. the
_ _ beautiful
... banner
tary, Mrs. Emma Kennedy, Eva the armory, sponsored by the Golf Speclalty-Shirley
Culver;
Tap
“ by. “i?-
Young, and Clara Bullis, all of Cor- cjubi drew one of the largest Trio- -Dwight
Fenton. Jeannette W?O<^Id- . Th«
go- £ the
vallis. A chicken dinner was serv- crowds to attend an armory dance Workman, and Raymond Widener; Patrol having the largest number of
ed at noon, followed by floor work
mOnths. and the Golf club Beginner’s Buck ^H.len
Axley; Kue”t8 a'7n“‘n* «•• <»«» of
and inspection in the afternoon, d^red more than $70 for their sad- Professional Tap- -Patsy Savage
”°,n%r'
£
.J
”r
The monthly report showed the ex- |y depleted treasury. “We certainly
Waltz
Clog
—
Marjorie
Coiner
and
ih.
i
k
h
.
m
penditure for relief of $16.50 in want to thank the general public Helen Roberts; Tripte Tap-Dorris’
C’Ub
cash. 69 bouquets, and 12 relief for their cooperation,” Earl HHl. Bjorset; Buck Dane« -Betty Jane „ ™ a?^he home^^M^jL« Smith
calls. Other relief totaling $308.65 president of the club stated. “We
xAiiia
ev i
t noon
the nom^ of \irs. Jo^ Smith
?
M'8
Belliweil and Mra Smith
wm also reported, much of jwhich pjan to have another dance in the
h
£7
Joint hortuM. Th. mothers
was for house rent. Mns. Brown future."
Juanita Powell, Shirley Culver; of tbJe ow
|nrlted
was presented with a beautiful cor-
Beginner’s Buck—Marjorie Earl; guests. At this meeting they form­
sage by Mrs. Saling, and a basket
Mrs. Roy Morri« and Mrs. Wil- Fast Tap Solo—Rosellen Lock­
of roeebuds by the corps
beneflt
ed a new club, the following offl-
liam Zlmmerly gave
wood; Song and Dance—«Elaine
bridge party Monday afternoon at Guggisberg; Swing Tap—Shirley cers being elected: Mra. Omer
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hill entertain­ the Zimmerly home for the Altar Culver; Tamborine Finale—Dorris Moore, president; Mrs. Herbert
Lombard,
Mrs.
ed at a dinner party Thanksgiving Society of the Catholic church. Bjorset, Patsy Savage, Dorothy r
B jo reet,
secretary
and
day at their home. The table was Dessert was served at 130 and Jackson, Virginia Brown, Shirley
treasurer. It was voted to have a
beautifully decorated with a cen­ seven tablee of bridge were In play Culver and Sara Bjorset.
joint monthly meeting of the Boy
terpiece made of Rust chrysanthe­ during the afternoon. Mrs. W. A.
Scout Mothers club and the Girl
mums, gold leaves, candle and tap­ Woodard and Mrs. Earl Hill re-
HENDRICKS REUNION
Scout Mothers club.
After the
ers of matching shade. Guests were ceived prise*.
(Contributed.)
business
meeting
refreshments
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Snodgrass. Miss
Mr. and „ Mrs.
. Charlee
„ ,
, Hendricks
. ,,
were served. Mrs. Vinal Randall,
The Georgianna club met Mon- . ,
Gerber of Springfield;
Eunice
of the
Hcout Mothera
the home of Mrs. Ellsworth of Long Beach Cal., arrived Mon-
Henry Yunker, Mise Gertrude
day
of
last
week
to
spend
Thanks-
club
&nd
Mr
,
Wm
MacGIbbon.
Yunker, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Garri- Tilton. A 1:30 dessert was served.
with their aunt and uncle« Olrl
t Leader presided over
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! The club made plans to sponsor giving
son of Eugene;
Mr. and Mrs. Johnie
s»a
Y
Y3
U
« «3 *4 ««lo a and
Mr. and Mrs. J. R Hendricks and the tea ub(e
Yunker and daughter Jean of Mon- the film “The Sign of the Cross,” J. S. Markham and wife. They
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roe; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wiese, Mr. December 18. Mrs. Clarence Allan gathered at the home of J. R.
CARD OF THAMES
and Mrs. Earl Wiese, Miss Berna- was leader of discussion on the Hendricks for Thanksgiving dln-
I wish to thank the Happy Hour
dine Wiese and Lawrence Wiese of subject of -Furniture Arrangement
ner. They were pleasantly surprised ( club
for thelr M)ndneM to me
Cottage Grove.
in the Home.”
when their niece, Mise Mary Hand-1 Thmanksgivlng day.
ricks, a teacher in the Portland
MRS. DET J JI McCUE
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Gates held
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««hooto, and a sister of Charles
a family reunion in their home on sam«9 an^ P°P
ln th*
Hendricks, arrived just in time for
Thanksgiving day. Those present
the dinner. She returned to Port-!
• -
dist parsonage.
There were 25
_ , ,
were Mr. and - --
Mrs. —
Fred - Anderson,
Juanita Sanders, fourth
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson DeYoung. Mr. present.
£cU7“e£m*
1J? f X rnTrnSf ¿7 theiXmS
SOCIETY
Glassware — Stationery —
Darling Variety Stores
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Kennell-Ellis
PHOTOGRAPHS
Vanta
Infant’s Wear
Adorable
Gift Items
Playtex Rubber Panties
Stork to Rent
Children’s Hose and
Underwear
All Children’s Dresses
and Coats
Off
SMART SHOP
ALICE BREEDLOVE
We give S&H Green
Stamps
NOTICE—
The P. D. G. Garden Club meets
on Friday afternoon of thia week
at the home of Mrs. Ward. Mrs.
Hoskins will give a talk on the sub-
ject of “Christmas Lighting and
Decorations."
The Tuesday Bridge club met
! this week at the home of Mr«. C.
H. Kime. Mrs. C. Roberts won
high score. Mrs. Savage will en-
tertaln at the neat meeting which
will be the Christmas party.
The Rebekah Staff club were en-
; tertained at Odd Fellows hall Frt-
dry evening. Mrs. Susie Garoutte,
! Mrs. Nellie King, Mina Clark, Mrs.
Elmer Kent were the hostesses.
You are cordially invited to
attend the second
“Open House”
performance of the pupils
Phyllis Grant's School
Dancing, at the I. 0. 0.
hall, Soturday, December
at 2:00 P. M.
of
of
F.
4,
Exhibition of tap, ballet and
acrobatic dancing will
be given.
4
Solve Your Christmas Gift Problem
at once and with economy
No fu«H and worry shopping — Twelve Photo­
graphs are Twelve Gifts that express the utmost
in persona! thoughtfulness.
Come In Soon
as
Stewart Carlson to
4
Toys of All Kinds — Decorations
eerie. of evening gospel meet
Ings will be held in the Cottag«
I Grove Baptist church. H. W Davis,
beginning
next Tuesday
Phyllis Grant's Scnool of Dancing, I pastor,
.
_
_..
.......
will offer a most attractive pro-i*
Dac 7th The Rev. J. R
of
Th, O. L H. club met Tu^d.y
^7 aT"“h."
wil'^.t
been eh.„g.d
7:30 t. 3:30 «,
«
S
The Tuesday meeting of the M.
Sunday
evening^
nouriih;
wbere
,
P. G. club was postponed this week
on account of the departure for
The J us ta mere club met this at this season of the
California of the hostess,
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ralph ; P^in88t«a
Short.
^T8??
Sal teman. Mrs. Karl Brecher wonl«‘de
first prize. The visiting guests
guerts ^he
M
The Pa«t Matrons club will hold
^rs. George Kerr and Mrs. ibreak ln U1* c,ty8 front yard
The
Hendricks
made the trip
The next
next meeting
meeting will
will , ■ p1*
tr‘l of
their Chrietmas party Monday, Greening. The
December 6. at 1:3b P- m. at the
on December 14th at the home11«»
a,h*!f “*y8
------■ hall.
and their description of the big
Masonic
of Mrs. Karl Bracher.
bridges in San Francisco was very
The Neighbors of Woodcraft will interesting,
have their meeting on Tuesday, De-
~
cember 7, at the Odd Fellows hall.
Mrs. Clara Stevens is chairman of ww
. a«««4.
the hostess committee for the next JtieaQ 0COUv X TOOp
meeting which will be the annual
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Christmas party-
The Boy Scout Board with the
—♦—
assistance of the Boy Scout Moth-
Kathleen and Martan Moore en- ers club have been most fortunate
tertatn*d twenty of thein friends in securing the services of Mr.
Clothe Your Baby Without Friday evening at the Omer Moore Stewart Carlson as a new scout­
home,
The evening was spent master and Mr. Curtis French, Mr.
Pins or Buttons
mœt pleasantly at games, with Robbins, Mr. Beeson and Mr. Fred
Bosley as able assistants.
supper served at a late hour.
There will be a joint court of
The Tuesday Study dub meet- honor for both Boy and Girl Scouts
ing was held on Tuesday evening
of this week tn the library. There
was a round table discussion on the
subject “What America has gained
from Germany.”
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Hosiery — Rayon Underwear
REV.
Stoneburg and Mrs. Inez Meeks.
ANNA
HEWITT,
Tee« her si Plena,
with 25 years experience, has «e-
1627 W
ta bits bed residence
____
4e
Imesons at
Main ____
St
priese. Special retes for beginners.
LOOK OVER OUR STOCKS
Save Money
Save Time
The Joker olub meets Friday
the home of Mrs. Fred
I
n* follows:
W M.. J. P. Graham; R W, Ito«»
T a
las»; J. w , J
lurer, Worth Harvey
tary, D. J AH«n Trustee.
WHY WORRY
Constellation club meets Thurs-
aftemoon in the Masonic hall
hostesses
Jacobsen,
Umphrey,
Bell. Burk
Mr. J.
Graham and
Randall This is the annual
party
of Dancing
Present
Those elected were
lodge was Mid.
KENNELL-ELLIS STUDIOS
Prices Were Never Lower — Quality Was Never Higher
GIFT Suggestions-
ClyOCKS-
WATCHES—
Pocket
Wriat
...$1.00 to $1.50
$2.89 to $5.95
Alarm
$1 00 to $.3 95
Doak and Mantle
Desk Calenders
. $1.00 to $2 50
Box Stationery
Ronson Lighters
. $5.00 to $7 50
PIPES -
Lighter Comp’n
$1 98
BOOK ENDS—
Fabriooid
$1.00
Pressed Wood ...
$1 00
Chrome-Steel Spi ni? ..
$1.25
25c to $3 00
Yellow Bowl
$1.00
Yellow Bowl Stembite
$1.25
LAMPS, Electric-
... $1.98 to $2.50
Boudoir ..
... $1.50 to $2.00
Reading ..
Table .......___ r $1.98 to $2.50
Pen Desk Sets
LEATHER GOODS—
$3.00 to $15.00
$2.95 to $10.00
. «50c to $2.50
Pen and Pencil Seta .................... 50c to $«.00
Bin Folda .......-................... ..75c to $5.00
Automatic Pencil« ... ..................... 10c to $3.00
Change Puraea .................... ..50c to $2.25
Fountain Pena ......... ..................... 50c to $8.00
Key Taine ra ...................
Greeting Cards.............
2for 5c to 25c
Greeting Cards Boxed
19c to $1.00
Manicure Sets _______
50c to $3.75
GIFT WRAPPINGS—
Paper. Cellophane, Ribbons,
String, Scotch Tape, Etc. ...
10c
Hundreds of other items are displayed for your consideration and you arc invited to shop
our »tore thoroughly and shop early.
KEM'S FOR DRUGS
The Rexall Store
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