THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 193«
THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Hea lth-0- Grams
WISE IS THE FELLOW WHO HAS NOTHING TO SAY
AND CAN’T BE PERSUADED TO SAY IT
Chiropractic Physician
Cottage Grove
Phone 30
Their many friends here wish
Miss Jacobsen a pleasant trip to
her new home and many years
of happiness. The following were
the invited guests: Madelle Beid-
ler, Isabelle Safley,
Margaret
Short, Genevieve Bressler, l>aby
Zimmerly, Elta Hohman. Berna
dine Wiese, Maxine Nixon, Mrs.
Bill Collins. Maurine Shearer of
Eugene, Mrs. Karl Thomason, Eli
sabeth Crabb. Thelma Coltrain.
Louise Wynne, Mrs. Glenn (Bedel
Simkins. Lillian Young, Ruth
Mitchell of Corvallis, Peggy Sav
age. Mrs. Kenneth Ward.
Miss Belle Burkholder enter
tained Friday evening at her
home in honor of her brother and
sister-In-law. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie
Burkholder of Santa Ana. Cal.
House d<x*rrations wen« roses and
various flowers grown on the spec-;
ious grounds of the home of the1
hostess, except the table <lecora-
tions of unique sweet pea trees
which were later awarded as
prizes to the Lady and the gentle
man having high bridge score, who
were Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Graham.
The guest prize went to the hon-
ored guest. Mrs. Johnnie Burk
holder. Refreshments of punch,
wafers, ice cream and cocoanut
cake were served. The cake was
made by Mrs. Emma Hall, a lady
of 74 years, and as a gift to the
festivities. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Johnston. Mr
and,
Mrs. Ren Sanford, Mr. and Mrs.1
Nelson Durham. Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. i
Harold Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. N. J.1
Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. William
Thum, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gra
ham. Mesdames Glennie Frost,
Echo Galdabini. Olivia Eakin.
Helen Rice. Misses Lula Currin.
Myrtle Kem and Dr. Hagen.
versity of Applied Science of Chi ENTERTAIN FOR JULY BRIDE
Mrs. Glennie Frost, Mrs. C. E.
cago. After a short wedding trip
the couple will make their home Umphrey. Mrs. W Johnson and
Mrs. J. P. Graham gave a miscel
at Seaside. Ore.
laneous shower at the home of
Mrs. Frost, complimenting Miss
COINER-LEWIS.
SCHOENBOEN-KING.
Betty Jacobsen who is leaving
Miss Evelyn Coiner and Norman
At a pretty garden ceremony Lewis were united in marriage at next month for Kodiak, Alaska to
under an archway of white roses. 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon, be married to Glen Wilson, who
Canterbury bells and Regal lilies, June 25, at the L. W. Coiner was the pharmacist in Kern’s drug
at the home of the brides par home at 1250 east Jefferson ave store.
A 7:45 dessert was served.
ents Sunday morning, June 26. at nue. Rev. James A. Smith, pastor
10:30 o'clock. Miss Violet Schoen- of the Presbyterian church, offi Bonnyjean Skilling and Jane Beid-
boen of Meaver Creek. Oregon ciated. Lorraine Coiner, a sister ler carried in a canoe loaded with
City, became the bride of Norris of the bride, was bridesmaid and gifts.
A mock wedding ceremony was
W. King, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Oscar Newton best man.
a feature at which Mrs. C. J.
A. King of Cottage Grove. The
The ceremony took place in the Kem played the wedding march, i Mrs. William Petersen enter
ring ceremony was used. The Rev.
living
room before a fireplace Mrs. William Thum, appropriately tained at her home on Ash Ave
E. Simpson of the Evangelical
Church of Liberty. Ore., officiat banked with white lilies, sweet gowned, was the preacher; Mrs. nue in honor of her daughter-in-
ed. Miss Ruth Feyberger played peas, roses and Canterbury belts George Matthews was the groom: law. Mrs. Herman Petersen, last
in pastel shades.
Mrs. Graham was best man; Mrs. Thursday afternoon. The after
the wedding march.
The bride wore an afternoon Umphrey, bridesmaid; Mrs. John noon was spent with needlework
The bride was given in marriage dress of London tan. Her acces
and socially. Refreshments were
by her father, Albert Schoenboen. sories were of beige and London ston. the father; Bonnyjean Skill served. The invited guests were
ing,
ring
bearer;
Jane
Beidler,
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Her dress was white chiffon net tan. She also wore a corsage of
Mrs. Herbert Iximbard. Mrs. Syl
over white marquisette with white yellow rosebuds. The bridesmaid flower girl.
via Griggs, Mrs. Robert Petersen.
The
dining
table,
at
which
the
tulle finger tip veil held in place wore a purple afternoon dress
Miss Lula Currin. Mrs. William
bride-to-be
was
seated
was
cen
with a band of orange blossoms. with peach carnations. *
Thum. Mrs. C. E. Umphrey. Mrs.
tered
with
a
boat
load
of
lilies
and
Her bouquet was of rosebuds,
Olson. Mrs. W. L. Workman. Mrs.
Only relatives and close person
lillies of the valley and gardenias. al friends of the bride and groom orange blossoms, and decorated Glennie Frost. Mrs. Kenneth
with
white
tapers.
The
rooms
Mrs. Leona Schoenboen, the were guests. After the ceremony
Gustafson, Mrs. J. P. Graham.
brides honor attendant, wore a a short reception was held and were decorated with baskets of Mrs. I^arson of Eugene and the
dress of blue taffeta and a corsage the couple left immediately for a lillies and orange blossoms.
guest of honor.
A unique feature of the party
of sweet peas and rosebuds. Lois short trip to coast points.
King, sister of the groom, maid
The bride has been the secre was a series of beautifully decorat
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the
of honor, wore a dress of blue ace tary to the school administration ed boats placed about the room, Methodist
church elected the fol-
tate crepe with lace trimmings and for some time past and the groom one for each port at which Miss lowing officers
for the ensuing
a corsage of rosebuds and sweet is an employe of the Woodard Jacobsen’s boat will call enroute year:
Mrs.
Marie
Wicks, reelect
to her new home at Kodiak. Miss
peas. LaVzla Jean Campbell. Lumber company.
ed
president;
Mrs.
E. E. Cone,
Jacobsen was escorted to each of
Nellie King and Margaret Herb
vice president; Mrs. Martha Coo
these
"ports
of
call"
while
an
ert were flower girls and wore
RUSS UM-JONES
ley, secretary; Mrs. Nettie Wooley,
pink organdy. Donald Schoenboen,
Miss Eloise Russum. daughter original poem was being read, and reelected treasurer. A picnic was
brother of the bride, acted as best of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Russum of at each "port" was presented with planned for an unfixed date in
man and Leonard King, brother of Cottage Grove, became the bride a beautiful gift.
July at the city park. Mrs. Omer
the groom, was usher.
Miss Jacobsen is a daughter of Moore. Mrs. William Hogate and
of Eldon Jones, son of Mr. and
A reception followed at the Mrs. Floyd Jones of Cottage Grove Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobsen of Mrs. Frank Babcock served re
home of the bride’s parents. The Sunday morning. June 26. at the this city, a graduate of Cottage freshments.
Grove high school and of Junior
bride cut the wedding cake, as home of the bride’s parents.
sisted by Miss Ruth Feyberger.
The bride wore a white chiffon College at Riverside, Cal. Mr.
The Boy and Girl scout troops
Others assisting were Miss Caro dress with a finger tip veil. She Wilson is a son of Mr. and Mrs. and families held a joint picnic
line Bremer. Dorothy. Laura and carried a bouquet of pink rose W. J. Wilson of Woodbum and a Wednesday afternoon, June 29. at
Alice Bremer.
buds. white sweet peas and gar graduate pharmacist of O. S. C., the city park. Dinner was served
at 6:30 p. m. and was followed by
The bride is a graduate of Ore denias. Miss Helen Jones, sister of Corvallis.
The guest list included Mrs. C. J. games and other amusements.
gon City high school and attend the groom, the bridesmaid, wore a
ed Oregon State college. The pink organda dress and a white Kem, Mrs. A. W. Kime, Mrs. War Each family brought one or two
groom is a graduate of Cottage rosebud corsage. Dean Russum, ren Edwards. Mrs. Karl Bracher, covered dishes and enough sand
Fruit
Grove high school and the Uni- brother of the bride, was best man. Mrs. T. C. Wheeler. Mrs. Nellie wiches for themselves.
The ceremony, which took place Pitcher. Mrs. Harry Metcalf. Mrs. juices and coffee were served.
under an archway of beautiful A. W. Swanson. Mrs. Fred Blickle. There were about eighty people
flowers, was performed by Rev. Mrs. Ruth Woodson, Mrs. W. W present.
James A. Smith, minister of the McFarland. Mrs. George Jacob
sen. Mrs. Nelson Durham, Miss
Presbyterian church.
At a recent no-hostess meeting!
Those present at the ceremony, Lula Currin, Mrs. Inez Meeks, of the Gardenia club held at the
aside from the bride’s parents, Mrs. William Thum, Mrs Fay Al home of Mrs. lx>well Tedford. Mrs.
were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones, lison. Mrs. Guy Earl, Mrs. George Reed Hemenway spoke on the
parents of the groom; Carlis Matthews. Mrs. E. R. Lemley, subject of “Lockerbox Refrigera
Jones; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Scott, Mrs. Sherman L. Godard, Miss tion’’ and other kinds of storage
the latter a sister of the groom; Myrtle Kem, Mrs. Charles Beidler, containers. Refreshments were
With
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Dykester of Mrs. Ren Sanford, Mrs. Charles served. At the next meeting Mrs.
, Sheridan, the latter a sister of the Hall, Mrs. Echo Galdabini, Mrs. S. Arley Ferguson and Mrs. Hemen-
bride; Mrs. Lenore Lane of Port L. Mackin, Miss Madelle Beidler, way will be in charge of the pro-
land. a sister of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Oglesby, Mrs. Sylvia gram.
Mrs. H. F. Russum. Cottage Griggs. Mrs. W. J. Wilson and
Grove, the former an uncle of the Miss Carrie Waterbury, Wood
The Rainbow girls held a meet-
burn; Mrs. Elbert Bede. Portland; ing Monday in the Masonic tem
bride.
Mrs. Beth Simpson. Puget Sound; ple. The delegates to the grand,
Let u® show you a new gas
Mrs. Dorothy Rasmussen, Detroit; assembly at McMinnville last
BRIDAL SHOWER
water heater, that will save
Miss Gail Lindamood and Miss Mrs. Roy Mueller, Silverton; Mrs. week gave reports. The annual
Donna Safley gave Miss Betty Ben Geri, Los Angeles; Mrs. How picnic will be held at or near the
you time and money in your Jacobsen
a bridal shower last ard Jacobsen, Portland; Mrs. Jean Scottsburg Cottage Grove colony
home. Ho waiting for hot Thursday at 8 p. m. at the home Puckett, Klamath Falls; Mrs. An on the Umpqua.
; of Mrs. Clara Stevens. The eve drew Parmeter, of Reno, Nevada.
water when you use gas.
ning was spent socially and play
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Burkhold
ing cards. Refreshments were
The Cottage Grove chapter of er, who were here last week from
served. Miss Jacobsen plans to the Order of Eastern Star held its Santa Ana, Cal, were entertained
leave sometime next month for last regular meeting until fall Fri Thursday vening at the home of
Kodiac, Alaska, to be married to day, June 24. Mrs. Helen Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Ren Sanford and
Glen Wilson, former pharmacist who is a member of the finance Saturday evening at the home of
at Kern’s for Drugs. Glen left here committee of the Grand Chapter, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chambers.
several months ago and has charge was honored and presented with
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। of the drug department of a large flowers. Mrs. Ina Godard made
The Past Noble Grand club will
general store.
the presentation speech. The date meet this Thursday afternoon at
for the annual picnic will be an the I.O.O.F. hall, with Mrs. A. W.
nounced later. Reports were given Kime as chairman of the hostess j
by the delegates to the Grand committee.
Chapter meeting held at Portland.
The delegates were William Thum,
The P.D.G. club will meet Fri
Mrs. Gladys Hall, Mrs. Ina God day afternoon. July 1. with Miss
ard and Mrs. Helen Roberts.
Marietta Hamant. Mrs. Sherman |
L. Godard will have the program.
The joint wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fitzpatrick of
A garden party, sponsored by
Seattle, Washington and Mr. and the Womans Council of the Chris
Mrs. John Boubel of Portland was' tian church will be held on the
। celebrated Sunday, June 26, at the | parsonage lawn July 10th.
ranch of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Gil-1
, berts at Lorane. Mrs. Fitzpatrick
The Utopia club gave the Ofner
Is a daughter of the Gilberts. Moore family a farewell picnic at
¡Others present were Delbert Bou the Harry Metcalf place Tuesday1
bel, Mrs. Charles Inderbitzin, Miss ( evening, June 28.
Mamie O’Neil and Mr. and Mrs.;
Ed Engle all of Portland; Mr. E.
C. Lockwood and daughter Rosel-
len of Cottage Grove and Gloria
Holmes of Klamath Falls, a niece
of Mr. Lockwood.
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We Specialize in Packing Gallon Containers. A Dry
The general meeting of the
Package With Nothing to Bring Back, That Will Keep
I Womans Council of the First
Six Hours or Longer.
¡Christian church will be held this
; Thursday, July 7 at the church
' edifice.
This program will be
broadcast over Station C.GC.,
Mrs. Riggs announcer.
Mrs.
Dorothy Eastburn will represent
We Are Equipped to Pack Super-Creamed lee Cream
Miss America telling about Ameri- i
in Any Quantity.
can Missions. Mrs. Blalock will
sing a solo “In the Morning." Mrs. I
Boyd will give a report of the |
convention being held at Turner.
The decorations will be patriotic
that day.
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SOCIETY
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Sportsmanlike Driving—Walch Hill Creata
There is a popular song entitled “One Never Knows." It b
apropos of driving at hill creats. One never knows what lies just
over the crest. Tne road may be clear or cars may be piled up in
a bad accident. The Sportsmanlike Driver always slows down when
approaching a "blind" hill crest.
A.A.A. SAFETY FEATURES
DON’T WORRY
Make Your Canning Season
Easier With
ELECTREX EAN to keep you cool
$1.69 to $2.79
ROXBURY or DEFENDER Rub
ber Gloves to protect your hands 25c
REX-SALVI NE to treat the burns
39c
in case of accident
PRICE’S CANNING COMP, to
3 for 35c
preserve the “pack”
6 for 65c
REMEMBER, too, we have Spices,
Alum, Saccharin, Etc., for your
convenience.
KEM’ The S Rexall
for DRUGS
Store
K
Safe Place to Send the Children
ARCADE
Friday, Saturday, July 1-2
“OO CHASE YOURMELF,
Penner, Lucille Ball, Richard I-a nr
Friday: Revue Style Show
Kun., Mon., Tues., July 3-4-5
■•SWISS MISS," Stan laurel, OH-
ver Hardy, Della Lind, Eric »lore
Wednesday, Thursday, July 3-7
“FOOL« FOR SCANDAL.” Car-
oie lyomhard, Fernand Cravet.
Cottage Grove
Gas Co.
Plinti \
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Theatre Programs
Build and Boost Cottage Grove
Super Creamed Ice Cream
Now for Your 4th of July Outing
or Picnic
Special at $ 1
THE DIANE THEATRE
LOCAL NEWS REEL
per Gallon
Every THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Starting July 7-8
GUSTAFSON’S
Super-Creamed Ice Cream Store
Phone 31
Corner of 6th and Main
WILL PRESENT A
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
will hold their regular meeting
Tuesday evening, July 5.
a
Local Pictures of Local Happenings.
See Your Friends or Yourself on the Screen.