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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1938)
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1H. 1937. THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON W. C. T. U. Merta. Health-O-Grams Miss Madelle Beidler returned to Cottage Grove last week from Lox Angeles, wher she had been attending the summer session at U. of S. C. Accompanying Mixx Beidler were four friends, Mixx Helen Luhre, Miss Helen Cooper and Mixx Mabel Mercer of Rock port. Missouri, and Miss Mary Ballinger of Albuquerque, New Mexico. After spending a short time at the Matthews summer home on the Unqxiua, the group left for Yellowstone park. Miss lieidler, who has taught in the Harrisburg schools for the past two years, plans to return to lx» Angeles and attend the university there for the next school year. The W. C. T. U. met Friday. August 12. at the home of Mrs. George Matthews, with Mrs. Mary Smith as hostess. Twelve mem bers were present and two guests, Miss Stella Adams and Mrs. Dorothy Picknell. Mrs. Elsie Wells led the devotions. The program was in charge of Mrs. Pearl Saf- ley, president, who gave an in teresting discussion on “The Use Chiropractic Physician of Wines as Given in the Bible.” Phone 30 Cottage Grove Following the business session, refreshments of ice cream and punch were served on the lawn by Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Bridal Shower. Smith. The next meeting is to be held September 9 with Mrs. Susie Mrs. W. D, Lovegren entertain Wood and Mrs. Hull as hostesses. About 100 guests attended the ed a group of the young people of Annual reports and election of of annual picnic of the Cottage Grove Rebekah und Odd Fellows the Assembly of God church at ficers will be held at that time. lodge held Tuesday evening at the Tucker- Benedict. her home Friday afternoon at 2:30 Mrs. William Thum entertained city park. The dinner was served The marriage of Miss Nonna with a kitchen shower, honoring a group of friends, complimenting at 6:30, and wax followed by a Tucker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Norma Tucker. Bride-elect. Mrs. Charles Shinn of Wichita short program. The committee in G. M. Tucker, of Cottage Grove, Invited guests were the Misses Falls. Texas, who is visiting here, charge were : Minnie Willits. to Lambert Benedict, son of Mr. Gladys Lemley. Mary Trent, lalo last week at the home of Mrs. Mearl McKibben. Lita Stewart, and Mrs. Dave Benedict of Canby, Partridge. Audrey Mulvihill, Agni's W. W. McFarland. A dessert was Chas. McKibben and Jim Bennett. was solemnized Saturday. August Graham. Wanda Short ridge, Ruth served, followed by a contest The next meeting of the Rebekah 13, at 2:30 at a ceremony held in Davenport. Margaret Deere, “How Smart You Are,” at which lodge will be August 19. _ Dorothy _ Tuck- prizes were awarded. Miss Lola the Pentecostal Assembly of God Louise Armstrong, church, with The Rev. Atwood er, the honor guest, Norma Tuck- Howe gave an interesting talk on The Ladies Auxiliary of the er, and Mrs. Atwood Foster. Many* the Talking Book.” Guests were Townsend Foster officiating. club is meeting every useful gifts were presented Miss Mrs. Harry Reed and sister. Mrs. Thursday afternoon at the Town Preceding the ceremony Cliarles Cochran played a trumpet solo. Tucker, after which delicious re R. R. Nunn, who is visiting here send hall and quilting. One quilt “God Make Thee Mine,” and Ken freshments were served by the from Mexico: Mrs. C. E. Um- is nearing completion and anoth- neth Shortridge sang “AU for hostess, assisted by Miss Doris phrey, Mrs. B. R. Job, Mrs. H. B. er will be started this WH'k Mem You." The Wedding music was Gutekunst of Salem, who was also Ferrin. Marietta Hamant, Miss bers are also making pot holders a guest. The church presented Lula Currin, Mrs. O. M. Kem, played by Mrs. Atwood Foster. to sell. The bride was given in marriage Miss Tucker with a shower, also, Miss Myrtle Kem, Mrs. C. J. on Wednesday evening at the Kem, Mrs. A. W. Kime. Mrs. N. E. by her father. Miss Dorothy Tuck Invitations have been extended er. sister of the bride, was maid home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Compton. Mrs J. P. Graham, Mrs. Bonita Skilling and daughter to the wedding of Miss Margaret of honor, and wore blue organdy. G. M. Tucker. Bonnyjean. Mrs. Bert Trask. Miss Short and Mr. Alvin Hodgson at The Tuesday Bridge club, which Lola Howe, the guest of honor, the home of the bride's parents. girl and scattered pink rose petals has discontinued meetings for the Mrs. Shinn and the hostess, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Short, at 210 South Fifth street, on Sunday eve along the aisle, and was dressed in summer, will resume their regu Th um. ning. September fourth. pink silk net over satin. Ted Lip lar meetings on September 20. pincott of Raymond. Washington, was the groom's attendant. The church was decorated in pink gladiolas. lavander phlox and baby breath. The bride wore a dress of white silk lace of floor length, with finger tip veil. For her flowers, the bride carried a shower of pink and white carnations with blue forget-me-nots. Out of town guests were Mrs. Dave Benedict and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lippincott of Canby, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lippincott and children of Raymond. Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brittian and children of Lowell. After a short wedding trip to Portland the couple will be at home in Canby. DANIEL DIDN'T APPEAL TO THE LIONS HE WAS Al.I. GRIT AND BACKBONE. SOCIETY A shower complimenting Miss Margaret Short was held at the tioine of Dr. and Mrs. HaroM Axley Wednesday evening by the MPG club. Twenty-four guests were invi tini to the ‘‘gadget show- er" or” und a««i 7:30 ..w dessert, which wan followed by a lawn party featur- Ing the story of a gulden wedding The bride-elect received numerous gifts _____________________ ALWAYS The Lowest Prices In Town At Brown’s Original Cut Rate Drug Store COTTAGE GROVE INVITES YOU TO THE Jacobsen-Wilson Word has been received here of the marriage at Kodiak. Alaska, on July 24. of two former Cottage Grove residents. Miss Betty Jacob sen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobsen of this city, and Glen Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wilson of Woodburn. The groom is a former employe of Kern's for Drugs, and is now ccf- nected with a mercantile estab lishment in Kodiak. The ceremony was performed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Erskine by the Rev. Clarence W. Riley, Baptist minister. The rooms were decorated with wild Alaskan flowers. The bride wore a navy blue suit with blue and white accessories and a corsage of orchids. She carried a white Bible. She is a graduate of the Cottage Grove high school and Riverside junior college of River side. California. The groom is a graduate of Oregon State college where he was affiliated with Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity. The Cottage Grove high school alumni dance for the classes of 1932, ‘33. '34, ‘35. and '36 will be held Friday night. August 19 in the I. O. O. F. hall. Patrons and patronesses for the affair wiU be: Mr. and Mrs H. B. Ferrin, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Grannis, Mr. and Mrs. George Currin, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kerns. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Glass, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goff, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Worth Harvey, Dr. and Mrs. Claude Kime, Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Breese. Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Bagley, Miss Elsie lea. Miss Myrtle Kem, Dr. H. A. Hagen. New Arrivals for Fall COATS DRESSES BLOUSES HATS SOUTHERN LANE COUNTY FAIR at the Armory Friday and Saturday, Aug. 26 and 27 For All Residents of Southern Lane and Northern Douglas Counties EXHIBITS 4H Clubs, Grange, Agriculture, Textiles, Baking, Flowers, Art and Antiques All fair exhibits must be on display by 1 p. m. Friday when judging will take place. Exhibits will remain on dis play Saturday. — No admission charges. — Prizes paid at 4 p. m. Saturday. — Displays may be removed after 5 p. m. Saturday. COMMUNITY PICNIC BARBECUE AND Saturday, August 27 FREE BARBECUE at noon at city park. Bring your baskets. Meat, coffee and cream furnished free Creswell Grange vs. Dorena Grange HORSESHOE PITCHING—Championship Matches RACES All Sports Program for Cash Awards Come In - Look - Buy Summer Specials —continued— SMART SHOP A. BREEDLOVE Come early — Prepared to spend an enjoyable day with friends and neighbors FREE STREET DANCE IN EVENING
