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THURSDAY. MARCH IO, 193H THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON and Clyde Beach, who hns been employed nt Bukowski's shop, met at the home of Mrs. P. C. ° changed locations, Mr. Trent now Petersen Wednesday afternoon being employed In Bukowski's with Mrs. O. H. Pickens as presi shop, and Clyde Bench is associat dent. Mrs. Warren led in devo ed with his brother. The American Legion Auxiliary tionals with several ladies taking Neighborly Neighbors club will part in short plays and articles met Monday evening for the regu- Sale of the Knight Brothers give a program and basket social and comments on missions. Those lar business meeting. barber shop in the Arcade build March 12. The following is the attending were Mrs. Nanny It was reported that the quilt ing to Ray Dallas of Harrisburg, program: play. "Proposing to Pol Smith, Mrs. Karl Mills, Mra. made by the members, 11.id been wax announced this week. The ly;’’ clarinet solo. Miss Winnifred Backensto, rs. Curtis Hansen, Mra. completed and turned over to Mrs. new owner will take pcxuu'sslon Gilcrist; play. “Getting a Marriage Truman Clark, rs. Casey Jones, Ahis Wicks, chairman of the March 14. Jack Knight of the License;'* duet. Mrs. Clarence rs. John McCall, Mra. Richmond. unit's activities committee. present partnership will remain Johnson and Mrs. Rand; "Essay Mrs. Hooks. Mra. Glennie Frost, It was decided to postpone the with Mr Dallas, while Harrison on Man.” by Mrs Susie Schneider; and rs. Clint Spriggs. Delicious next social meeting from March Knight, who has l>ecn bartering in mandolin solo, Harry Williams; refreshments were served by the 21 to March 28, at which there Cottage Grove for the past 11 song and tap dance, Evelyn Elaine hostess committee. Mra. Peterson, will be a covered dish dinner at years, will retire from that field. Guggisberg; reading. Federica and Mrs. Al Hamloth and Mra. John the armory. Mae Watters, of He has not announced his plana Mabel Guggisberg; skit, "Some The Ad Libitum club was enter Armstrong. Salem, Department President and for the future, other than that he thing That Might Happen in the tained recently at the home of Myrtle Robin. Corvallis. District expects to remain tn thia city. Best of Families;" play. "Bargain Mrs. Harry Reed on the Pacific Another shift In barber shop The Constellation club benefit President, will be special guests. Hunter.” Lorraine Voss and Adele highway. The room was tastefully card party held last Thursday eve personnel took place this week The Legion also voted to post Bostick; skit,"Luke and His Don decorated with daffodils and vio ning in Masonic club rooms, was when Homer Treat, who hns been key,” Mrs. Mary Nash; skit "Ra lets. Each guest was presented well attended. Bridge, five-hun pone its meeting to the same date. employed in '‘Mike" Beach's shop Plans were made for a benefit dio Station Interference;” ventril with a corsage of violets grown in dred and beano furnished enter oquist act. Mr. C. A. King; song, the garden of the hostess. A social tainment for the evening. Those card party to be held at the ladies' club. afternoon was enjoyed and re who won prizes were: Five-hun armory April 18 and committees Money from the sale of baskets freshments were served. The next dred, Susie Wiese; beano. Mrs. were appointed. A resolution was adopted which is to be used to buy things for meeting will be at the home of George McQueen; bridge, Mrs. E. needy. Program starts at 8 p. m. Mrs. Earl Cone on Fourth street, G. Hendricks high for women and will be presented by this unit at at the Mt. View school house. Ev Thursday, March 17. Nelson Durham high for men and the Willamette Council meeting at eryone is cordially invited. Mrs. Don Moore low for women Monroe March 16 recommending a The Catholic Altar society met and George Jacobsen low for men. change in the present funeral The Past Matrons club was en Monday, March 14. with Mrs. Wil Forest Lemley won the door prize. ceremony. The Monroe meeting tertained Monday by Mrs. K K. liam Bartels. The assistant hostess At the close of the evenings en is to be the annual birthday party Mills with a one o’clock dessert was Mrs. Wilbur Williams. A one- tertainment refreshments were of the Legion and a number of local Legionairres and auxiliary lunch. Mrs. A. S. Austin, of Aber thirty dessert was served. It was served. members plan to attend. deen, Wash., and Mrs.Gladys Hall, announced that the mission would Mrs. Mac Gibbon gave a report worthy matron of the Cottage be held at the cnurch beginning The Tuesday Bridge club met at Grove chapter were special guests. March 27. A handkerchief shower the home of Mrs. Sci hofield Stew- on the Girl Scout conference held A beautiful centerpiece of flowers was given Mrs. C. J. Kem in honor art for a one o’clock luncheon. in Portland, which she attended. surrounded with bowls of violets of her birthday anniversary. The The annual election of officers THE LEGION and lighted tapers adorned the next meeting will be with Mrs. was held and the following were At the meeting of Calvin Funk dining table. After the business Albert Paquette with Mrs. Painter elected for the ensuing year: Mrs. post of the American Legion. meeting, at which reports of the as assistant hostess. Herbert Lombard, president and Charles Hall, chairman of the past matron and past patron meet Mrs. F. L. Grannis, secretary. At membership committee reported A no-hostess farewell dinner ing were given, the rest of the bridge, Mrs. W. L. Workman, re that ten more members were was given by the Ministerial as afternoon was spent with needle tiring president, held high score. needed to fill the quota set for work. Mrs. C. S. Roberts will be sociation to Rev. and Mrs. Coulter Mrs. H. S. Austin was a special this year, which it is confidently and their daughter Frances, who the hostess at the next meeting. expected will be filled on or be are leaving soon for Texas. The guest, The next meeting will be fore the state Legionnaire meet- in two weeks with Mrs. Glennie The Christian Aid of the Chris dinner was given at the home of Frost. I ing to be held in Portland Mareh tian Church met Wednesday. Mar. Rev. and Mrs. Jame's A. Smith. 21, which National Commander 2, in the church parlors for an Those present were the honored The Social Twelve met this Daniel J. Doherty is expected to all day meeting. A pot-luch dinner guests. Rev. and Mrs. Foster, Rev. Thursday afternoon at the home attend. and Mrs. Tilton, Rev. and Mrs. was served at noon. Devotions Service Officer John Dunlevy of Mrs. H. B. Fenin for a one- were held at three o’clock, with Thayer, Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Rey will represent the post at the Mrs. Vincent in charge. Mrs. Thies nolds, Rev. H. W. Davis, Rev. and thirty dessert. This is the annual service officers school in Portland meeting and an election of officers of the north circle gave a reading Mrs Smith. will be held. House decorations March 21 and 22. and Mrs. Van Nortwick and Mrs. i District Community Service of are Spring flowers, with Saint The M. P. G. club met yester White sang. It was decided to hold ficer George W Matthews report Patrick Day favors. Guests are a bazaar and hold a food sale day, March 8, at the home of Mrs. ed on the Tri-State meeting which before Easter, with tea and cakes Harold Axley for a 1 o’clock Mrs. Leonard S. Goddard. Mrs. H. he attended in Portland. L. Cheesman and Mrs. Cora luncheon. Pink and lavender sweet served free of charge. A committee of past post com peas were the table decorations. Cheesman. manders was appointed to report We Take Used Furniture in Trade Tuesday evening, March 15, the The room was decorated with on the advisability of holding "The The O. L. H. club met Tuesday, Days of ’49" this year. Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet Japanese quince and tulips. The socially at the home of Mrs. J. P. next meeting will be Tuesday, March 8, at the home of Mrs. Guy Mrs. Fred Blickle, Mrs. Graham with Mrs. L. P. Sanford March 22, at the home of Mrs. Earl. Carl King and Miss Lulu Currin as assistant hostess. A seven-thir Charles Beidler. were guests. A one-thirty dessert ty dessert will be served. The regular meeting of the Re was served. At bridge Mrs. Carl The Needlecraft club will meet bekah lodge was held Friday even King was high for the guests and at 1:30 today, Thursday, March ing, March 11 at the I. O. O. F. Mrs. George Jacobsen was high 10, at the home of Mrs. Frank hall. Elmer Kent announced that for the club. The next meeting a “hard time” dance would be held will be held Tuesday with Mrs. Galdabini. at the hall Thursday evening, Glennie Frost. March 17. All Odd Fellows, Re bekahs and their friends are in Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mills enter vited to attend. tained the following guests at din ner Monday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Hebron (Special) — Mrs. Tru C. J. Kem. Mr. and Mrs. Roy man Clark and her class in the Short, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cruson, Baptist Sunday school of Cottage Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lombard Grove were entertained at party and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Helliwell. last week in the home of Mra. The gorgeous table centerpiece We wish to Thank Everyone for Their Splendid Patronage in the Past Year and Wish to Karl K. Mills. The hostess served was made up of violets and red Serve Yon Bigger and Better in the Future. a 6:30 dinner, followed by games. anemones Mrs. Clark's son Frank was among the guests. The Presbyterian Aid met for a 1 o’clock dinner at the church Mrs. Nels Neilson is entertain Wednesday, March 9. A short Sale Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday ing with two tables of bridge this business meeting followed, and the (Thursday) afternoon, honoring following officers were elected. her daughter, Mrs. Robert Watt, President, Doris Bjorset; vice- of Grants Pass, wno is visiting president, Sallie Hill; secretary this week at the home of her par treasurer, Nellie Blackmore. Mrs. Buy Now and Save ents. S. Hill led devotionals. 6-Box Carton Margarine — Armour's SOCIETY Legion Auxiliary and Knight Brothers Sell Barber Shop to Man Legion Activities From Harrisburg clam Masonic lodge held chowder feed Tuesday evening in the diinng room o f Masonic temple. About 50 were present. Among those who made the trip to Reedsport and Gardiner in search of the clams for the fet'd were: Ray Trask and son Dan. S. L. Godard and son Harry, Lloyd Griggs. Earl Stewart. Ed Wiese. Charles Roner. George Gates. E. G. Hendricks, William Thum. Dr. H. A. Hagen, Frank Galdabini and Carl Rynearson. They returned with the limit. 42 dozen. Follow ing the feed the lodge met in spe cial session for degree work. 24-Hour Service on Kodak Finishing In today—Out tomorrow at The Picture Shop You Want Good Furniture Correctly Styled Built by Craftsman of Quality Materials You’ll get all this at an attractive price if you select your fur- niture needs now at BRESSLER’S FIRST ANNIVERSARY 8ÄF ■ We Feature Quality — At Reasonable Prices Matches 17» THIS FINE NEW Magic Chef GAS RANGE At Our Office—816 Main St. The BETTER Range Cottage Grove Inez Meeks and Kittie Kime were hostesses at the close of Royal Neighbor lodge Tuesday night. Plans were made for a benefit card party to be held Tuesday evening. April 26. The Justamere club met Tues day, March 8, at the home of Mrs. Stewart Carlson. A one-thirty dessert was served. The guests were Mrs. W. A. Woodard and Mrs. N. J. Nelson. Mrs. Ralph Saltsman held high score at The Neighbors of Woodcraft bridge. will meet socially at the home of Mrs. J. P. Graham Tuesday, Mrs. Herbert Moon entertained March 15, with Mrs. Ren Sanford at her home Friday evening in as assistant hostess. honor of the eighty-second birth day anniversary of her father, The La Cornus club will meet George Gowing, who has been a Tuesday, March 15, at the home resident of Lane county since 1918. of Mrs. W. W. McFarland, with He was born in Texas in 1879. Mrs. Ruth Woodson as hostess. Mrs. K. K. Mills entertained the Past Matrons Monday at her home on south Seventh street. Refresh ments were served. BARTELS MARKET AND GROCERY PHONE 55 x FREE DELIVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 2 Doz. 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