THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 3, W«
At the regular meeting of the
Louis Sturges, son of Mr. and
“Turnabout" Cactus
Elndini • Wise Man
Neighbors of Woodcraft at the Mrs. D. W. Sturges, entertained
The "turnabout" cuctua found in
“If you cun find a wine man." said
Odd Fellows hall, after the elec a group of school friends on Wed
Jamaica la ao called because It Hl Ho, the sage of Chinatown, "you
tion of officers pot luck refresh nesday evening. The decorations
turna night Into duy by blooming are fortunate In being able to ad
ments were served with Mrs. were pussy willows and ferns.
regularly only after dark. Ita flow- mire him If he is alio a good mau,
Clara Stevens and Mrs. Eva Hatch Progressive games such as sticks,
Bearh-Easthurn Wedding.
era are exquisite and creamy white, you are still more fortunate in be
in charge Mrs. Delia Hatch pre hearts, cootie and corks were en-
Miss Dorothy Beach, daughter sented a birthday cake in honor joyed at four tables. After games
and emit a delicate perfume.
ing able to trust him.”
of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Beach, of the December and February refreshments were served at a late
became the bride of Darrell East birthdays of Horace Hatch, Mrs. hour
bum Saturday evening, January Anna Graham. Mrs. Margaret
Detecting Synthetic Itubien
The Belly River
22, at the Christian church. The Newlun and John Soules.
Synthetic rubies and sapphires
The Belly river rlic» in the north
The
O.
L.
H.
club
will
meet
ceremony was performed before
can be distinguished from natural ern purt of Glecier park. Montana;
K
The circle will be socially en Tuesday, February 8, with Mrs. A
an old fashioned garden setting, tertained Tuesday evening, Feb W.
gems by diIVrcnce In ths interior Howe Into Canada and join» the Bow
Swanson
on
North
River
Road
with a blue moon in the back ruary 15, by Mrs. Fanny Lebow at 1:30.
construction of the stone, inudc visi river to form Uie South Satkaicbw
ground for lighting. The entire and Mrs. Clara Stevens. The next
ble under u microscope.
wan.
room was beautifully decorated regular meeting will be Tuesday.
T
The Joker club will meet on Fri
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with blue and silver. Rev. I. G. March 1. with Mrs. Nellie Black- day evening at 7:30 nt the home
Shaw performed the ceremony.
more and Mrs. Horace Hatch as of Mrs. W. W. McFarland. Mrs.
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The bride, given in marriage by the hostess committee. An invita-ilnez
Meeks will I m » the hostess,
her father, wore a princess style tion of the Eugene circle to attend
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dress of white embroidered silk a hard times party February 18.
The
Ad
Libitum Sewing Club
organza. Her hem length tulle was a ccepted.
meet on Thursday at the
veil was held about her head by The following officers were will
home of Mrs. D. W. Sturges.
REV. F. U BAKER
a corronet of gardenias. She car elected:
General
Field Secretary of the
ried a shower bouquet of pink
Mrs. Clara Stevens, guardian
Missionary Board, who will speak
rose buds and carnations.
neighbor; Mrs. Delia Hatch, ad
each evening from Feb. 5th to 14th
The maid of honor, Georgetta visor; Mrs. Opal Jones, banker;
at the Free Methodist Church.
Powell wore a dress of aqua blue Mrs. Pearl Bressler, magician;
Everyone is cordially invited.
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taffeta her coronet was of baby Mrs. Julia Bartels, attendant; Mrs.
rose buds and small white blos Helen Smith, captain of guards;
soms. Mr. Norland Powell acted Mrs. Nellie Blackmore, musician;
as best man for Mr. Eastbum.
Mrs. Anna Schoen, inner sentinel;
Mrs. Jessie Cooley, Mrs. Wil
Miss Arlyn Eastbum supervised Mrs. Minnie Willits, outer setinel;
Beck and Cora Compton were Those attending the story
at the reception in the church par Managers: Mrs. Vera Olson. Mrs. liam
hostesses
Tuesday for Mothers’ shower Friday in Cottage Grove
lors immediately after the cere Mabel Powell. Mrs. Martha Cbol- club at the
-
home of Mrs. Cooley. for Mrs. Evelyn lx»bo, from here
mony, for relatives and close ey; correspondent. Mrs. Rebecca A potluck dinner
were Mrs. Tillie Dugan, Mrs. Geo.
was
served
at
friends. Out of town guests were Medley; Mrs. Mabel Wilson, flag the noon hour to 17 members and Hastings, Mrs. Ada Overton. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brock of Al bearer; Horace Hatch was recom
one guest, Mrs. Charles McKib Cliff Lebow, Mrs. Percell and Mrs.
bany and Mr. and Mrs. D.
mended for clerk; Mrs. Sylvia ben. The day was spent in quilt Berta McGuire.
Brock of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Artie Dugan and
Widener, recommended for senior
Mrs. Helen Dove sang “I Love guardian; Mrs. Eva Hatch, recom ing.
son George of London were vis-
Mrs.
Rosa
Currin
reported
hav
You Truly" accompanied by Mrs. mended for installing officer. An- ing given out during the month of itors Sunday afternoon at the
Herbert Moon. Miss Kathleen nual reports were read and ac- January 20 pairs of shoes, 18 gar Dugan home.
Daugherty sang, “Loves Old Sweet cep ted. Mrs. Graham is the
Mrs. George Morris, who has
ments, one hat, two crib quilts,
Song.”
been visiting with her son Rain
tiring Guardian Neighbor.
one
pillow.
In
response
to
a
re
The couple left for a short
at Pengra, has returned home.
honeymoon, visiting points along Mrs. Mary VanDenburg and quest made by local W. C. T. U.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hersey of
the
club
donated
$2
for
the
Tem
the coast. They will make their daughter Eunice entertained the
Hebron were visitors Sunday at
perance
Education
fund.
home at Walden, where the groom Social Twelve club at a 1:30 des-
The community health group re the Fred Overton home.
is now employed.
Delmore Bowers has returned
sert luncheon Thursday, for Mrs. ported discontinuing the work of
Maude Wright, club member who distribution of “layettes" to needy from North Bend and has entered
The Scout Mothers club met at is spending the winter in Port
families and requested mothers' Cottage Grove high school.
the home of Mrs. Robert Savage land. A centerpiece of sweet peas, club
The Harry Williams family of
take it over.
on Wednesday afternoon, Febru fems and rosebuds with lighted The to demand
Mount View were Sunday visitors
for
public
assist
ary 2 at 2:30. Mrs. Karl Bracher. tapers, proved an attractive dec
ance is heavy at this time. In or at the Cliff Lebow home.
Mrs. Leonard S. Goddard, Mrs. oration. Baskets of pussy w’illows der
Mr. and Mrs. Butte Mooney vis
to supply shoes and warm
Ross Peterson. Mrs. D. W. Stur lent a touch of spring. The after clothing
ited
Wednesday of last week with
to
the
needy
we
must
ges and Mrs. Robert Savage were noon was spent socially. The next
a
daughter,
again
appeal
to
the
generosity
of
the hostesses.
There were 13 club meeting will be in two weeks the public. Donations may be left of Creswell. Mrs. Lon Henderson,
Girl Scout mothers and 7 Boy at the home of Mrs. N. E. Comp at
club room in care of Nettie's
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Duerst
Scout mothers present. Several ton.
shop.
visited with relatives in Spring-
girl scouts entertained the ladies
field one day last week
of the club with a skit entitled “A
The Methodist Missionary group
Fred I.. Enloe.
Pot of Red Geraniums." Those met at the “Round House” the
F re ci L. Enloe passed away
The Inns of England
who took part were Doris Bjorset, home of Mrs. Joe Landess at 2:30
The inn« of England have their
Marjorie Earl, Rose Ellen Lock- on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. January 22. 1938, after a long ill
wood. Arietta Roberts. Francis Louise Cone took the place of Mrs. ness at the home of his mother, foundation« in me depth« of the Mid
Adams, Maxine Hunter. Doris Nettie Knickerbocker as program Mrs. Martha Plott.
dle ages. Some of them have seen
He was bom at Whittier, N. C., the almost prehistoric changes from
Christenson and Donna Clark. leader, owing to Mrs. Knicker-
22, 1881, coming to the crude earthen floors to stone floors
After the skit refreshments were bocker's illness Mr. Poiovina the . March
west , 1913 where
served. The next meeting will be visiting evangelist, gave a talk on
and from stone floors to mats of
Penney’* graduated sizes give
at the home of Mrs. Guy Earl in missions Mrs s l . Mackin led afflicted 25 years ago. He was a rushes. They have sheltered kings
member
of
the
Baptist
church
FIT you never before thought
March. Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Claude
devotions. Refreshments were
and those who knew him will not and pilgrims, merchants and all
Kern. Mrs. Weldon. Mrs. L. J. Me-
possible!
Ruggedly built of
soon forget his faith and patience kinds of travelers, and between the
Coy and Mrs. Earl will be hostes--
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extra
heavy
8-oz. denim that's
his Long affliction. He occasions of more spectacular hos
The Research Club met Tues- during
can't ihr ink I
Sanforized
leaves his mother. Mrs. Martha pitality they have gathered about
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day evening of this week. Mrs. Plott; a sister, Mrs. Alden Mon- •hem all the richness of the social
Seam*
triple
stitched
and
Elmartes Club met Tuesday, william Holderman gave the book
strain points reinforced for
February 1, at the home of Mrs. review on "Miracle
- of - the
- Ages” tieth; two nephews, Fren Mon- life of the neighborhood, for it is at
one o’clock by Worth Smith. It was voted to tieth in the east, Harry Montieth the inn that men have always met
Claude Kime.
rip-proof protection. Deep,
luncheon was served. The valen give a contribution to the Doren- of Longview, Wash.; one niece, and expanded a personal and polit
roomy pockets of heavy drill.
Mrs. L. D. Minton of Cottage ical philosophy.
tine motive being carried out in becker hospital in Portland.
Extra
full cut sizes—no skimp*
Grove, and many friends.
the decorations. The guests were
ingl
Stock
up now—and save I
Funeral
services
were
held
at
Mrs. Harold owartz
ana
Airs,
lea
Swartz and Mrs. Ted
Admission—Admittance
Denson. Mrs. Swartz held high „The past matron club wil meet Mills chapel Monday, January 24,
The word» admisiion and admit
score at bridge. The next meeting Monday at Masonic temple at with Rev. H. W. Davis officiating.
will be Tuesday, —
February —
15. at - 1:30. At this meeting plans wall Interment was in the Masonic- tance bear the same meaning in
be made for annual past matron I.O.O.F. cemetery.—Contributed.
reference to entering or having
the home of Mrs. Orlo Bagley.
and past patron night. Mrs. J. P.
leave to enter a place, but admia-
»ion has a second meaning, the act
Mrs. Martha Marsh, Mrs. Ray Graham will be hostess.
Stroud, .Name of Blanket
Vincent, Mrs. Sam Warren en
Stroud was the name of a coarse of acknowledging some action or
tertained Friday with a six o’clock The P.D.G. club will meet Fri blanket or garment used in Colonial speech.
dinner at the Vincent home, hon day, February 4, at the home of days in trading with the Indians
oring Mrs. Marvin Harpole on her Mrs. E. W. Sturges. L. C. Bolden-
birthday anniversary. Eleven were wick has charge of the program.
He will speak on new flowers and
present.
chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Clyde Roberts accompani
ed Mrs. C. A. Huntington, asso The Catholic Altar society will
ciate grand conductress of the meet with Mrs. Frank Gierau next
Eastern Star, on an official visit Monday, February 7, at 1:30. Mrs.
to the chapters of that order at Spies and Mrs. Gierau will be the
Independence, Amity, Mill City. hostesses at this meeting.
Turner and Stayton.
For Convenience
Mrs. S. L. Godard, Mrs. Ralph
LaComus club met Tuesday, Ward and Mrs. E. C. Shay will be
and Economy
February 1, at the home of Mrs. hostesses for the Presbyterian
Harry Metcalffor a 1.30 dessert.
Aid Wednesday, February
Mrs. Ruth Woodson won the prize Q . 9.,n p M
Let us tell you about
at contract. Mrs. Green Pitcher
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will be hostess at the next meet-
our service.
ing, Tuesday. February 15.
I
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next Wednesday afternoon at the
Our February Sale Continues — A comparison of our prices with
Mrs. Clyde Roberts and Mrs. K. ^ome of Mrs. Wm. Bartels for a
K. Mills attended an Eastern Star L00 luncheon.
those of similar quality advertised elsewhere will convince you
meeting at Shedd Wednesday eve-
that now is the time—and Bressler’s the place to buy your furni
ning. Tonight (Thursday) Mrs. The Past Matrons’ club will
Schofield Stewart and Mrs. Rob- meet on Monday afternoon, Fel>
ture!
erts are attending an Eastern Star ruary 7. Mrs. J. P. Graham will
meeting at Dallas.
be the hostess at a 1:30 dessert.
SOCIETY
w
o«»»?
Mothers Club Appeals
To Public for Clothes
And Shoes for Needy
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FURNITURE
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Gas Co.
'Flower Valley Seeds
Flower
Vegetable
Grass Seeds
—Place Order Early
Plant Sweet Peas Now
40 Varieties to Choose From.
Tubers of Tuberous Rooted
Begonias — Separate Colors
Flowers for AU Occasions
Wall Brackets
Flower Containers
FINNERTY’S
BLOSSOM SHOP
Phone 254-R
VALENTINES
February 14th
Ie—2for5c—5e—10e
Why not remember her with a
box of Whitman’s or Brown &
Haley’s fresh cholocates. Packed
special in Heart Boxes.
50= »
Brown’s Drug Store
7-Piece Dining Set
Walnut
‘37a
Slip Seat Chairs
1
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$Qg.5O
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