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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1939)
THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON EASTERN STAR. To Speak on the THI’RSDAV, JA NVA RY 19, 1939 Joint Installation of The Order of Eastern Star met PrAVAntinn nf Friday night with the newly in- ^reVenUOIl 01 War I.O.O.F., Rebekah stalled officers in the chairs. Mrs. CLUB CONTRIBUTES TO FUND ’ Charles Hall, retired worthy ma Held Last Thursday was presented with a Bible The Social Twelve club met tron. binding. Mrs. Anna KeU- Thursday of last week with Mrs. in white My offici* will be closed January became a member by affilia Last Thursday evening about J. Rackensto, who entertained er tion. Reports were given of a 125 < hid Fellows. Rebekahs and with a 1:30 dessert at the home of Evangeline chapter. their friends attended a joint in 20th and 21st. of her daughter. Mrs. Robert Sav- meeting Eugene, which a local group at stallation of the officers of these age. A short business meeting tended Wednesday night. It was kxlges at the I.O.O.F. hall. Curtis was held and the club voted a ann«unce«i that Mrs. Doris Stipe, I shall attend the annual winter clinic Hansen, deputy grand master and contribution to the scholarship grand associate matron, Myrtle Kent, deputy district pres loan fund which is a project of the would pay an official visit Fri ident of the assembly acted as the Oregon State Federation of Wom day. January 27. Mrs. S. L. God installing officers, assisted by en's clubs. A social afternoon was ard named the following stand- ( has. McKiblxm and Eva Aubrey, enjoyed. . | ing committees for the year: Re praetors Association to be held in Port deputy grand marshalls and st itL Acting in behalf of »he Rebek lief. Mrs. Sylvia Griggs. Mrs. C. W.C.T.U. MEETS. ah lodge, Alta Plunkett, noble E. Umphrey, Mrs. William Peter land, January 20, 21, 22. grand presented Hazel Culver, re sen; finance, Knaffle Haynes, The W. C. T. U. met Friday af Miss Eunice VanDenburg, Mrs. tiring noble grand .vith a past DR. H. A. HAGEN. ternoon at the home of Mrs. Joe Smith; examining. Mrs. Chas. noble grand's pin. A short pro James A. Smith. Mrs. Mary Smith Hall, Mr. Haynes, Mrs. Glennie gram followed the installation of was an assistant hostess. Devo- Frost; refreshment, Mrs. F. L. the new officers. Odd Fellow of tionals were conducted by Mrs. Grannis, Mrs. Chester Anlauf. ficers inducted into office includ Mary Smith. Mrs. N. E. Comptop Mrs. Herbert Lombard; entertain- ed: Ben Chilson, noble grand; OUTSTANDING STUDENT winner Iwing given a right to rep was in charge of the program on ment. Mrs. Georg Bjorset. Mrs. Robert St. Elmo, vice grand; resent the state nt the annual child welfare. The resignation of Roy Short. Mrs. Albert Woodard; George Sweet, secretary; Curtis Mrs. H. C. Reynolds, president, house. Mrs. A. C. Spriggs. Mrs' Miss Marjorie Quigley, grand D. A. R. national convention held Hansen, treasurer; Otho Van who left last week to make her I Vinal Randall; instruction. Mrs. J. J. Handsaker, of Portland, Schoiack. warden; W. L Perry daughter of the Rev. and Mr». W. each year in Washington, D. C. Miss Quigley will be presented home in Deering, Idaho, was ac-i James P. Graham, Mrs. C. S. Rob- who will speak at the Methodist conductor; J. Sanders. RANG- V. McGee of Cottage Grove, is the cepted and Mrs. Skuzie was elect-i erts. Wilbur L. Workman; Rain church here Sunday on the activ Clinton Garoutte. L.S.N.G • Al outstanding student in the Al- a medal as a rewnrd for her ae- ed to that office. A letter of bow, Mrs. Karl K. Mills. Mrs ities aimed to prevent war. Mr. fred Beidler. R.S.N.G.; Hugh twiny high school. A press notice iectlon, the date of the pnmenta- thanks from the Children's Farm Robert Savage. Mrs. Lynch Cur- Handsaker. an ordained minister Trunnell. L.S.V.G.; Albert Har of Miss Quigley's accomplishment tion yet to be named, E. A. Hud son. high school principal, an- Home at Corvallis, acknowledg- rin. of the Congregational church, ns inside guard; C. A. King, out- is as follows: ine the Christmas box sent by th« | spent twelve years following the ?,de W' M Bla^. chap Marjorie Quiglely, daughter of nounced today. local organization was read. The World war as regional director of lain; Wilber Hoopes. R.S.S.; How Mrs. Robert Quigley of Albany, EDUCATIONAL MEETING next meeting will be at the home, Near East Relief. In 1921 he was ard Jones. L.S.S. FOR TEACHERS. The new American motto: was chosen by the senior class of of Mrs. F. C. Houser. sent to the near east to get first Rebekahs installed were: Alta Albany high school as the out "Give me lllx-rty or gbnmc death The Faculty club of the city hand view of what war had done Plunkett, noble grand; Edith Van standing senior girl at a recent anyhow gimme!" : schools met Monday night at the to the children of the war deso Schoiack, vice grand; Alice Con- voting conducted at the high LEGION AUXILIARY H. B. Ferrin home for a study lated lands. One night he closed ner. secretary. Martha East him, school. Mimeograph ■ tend is Sentinel. The American Legion Auxiliary hour. Dr. Parr of the Oregon the Near East Relief offices and financial secretary; Mav Aubrey Miss Quigley was chosen from met at the armory Monday night. State College department of edu- opened them as headquarters for treasurer; Beatrice McCoy. war a group of three senior girls nam den; Nellie Peterson, conductor; ed by the high school faculty as BONE DRY WOOD Committee chairmen gave reports cation was the guest speaker. Dr. the prevention of war. Mearl McKibben. R.S.N.G.; Edith candidates for the annual D. A. .y service, Carr as follows: Community Parr spoke sPoke informally on the fu- Mrs. Leon Morton; hospitaliza- ture need of class room facilities ls N.G.; Elsie Currin. R. award, given in every high BIRTHDAY OF FOUNDER $3.00 per cord K.S.V.G;; Mina Clark, L.S.V.G.; school in Oregon where a chapter tion, Mrs. P. S. Bukowski; child to aid the problem children, pro CELEBRATED Elsie Chilson, Inside guard; Mari of the organization is conducted. welfare, Mrs. Max Bird; Ameri viding varied forms of individual guard Basis of the selection includes Also No. 1 and No. 2 Block canism, Mrs. Bayard Reed; mem instruction. He also advised a re- The Cottage Grove Townsend on Armstrong, outside guard, bership, Miss Eunice Vandenburg. organization of the grading sys- club met Friday in the Townsend Rosa Peterson, chaplain; Nettle service, leadership, character and Miss Vandenburg reported that tern now n use. Following his talk hall, and celebrated the 72nd Gawley. musician. scholarship. Ervin Hansen 40 had paid membership dues. The the meeting was opened to ques birthday anniversary of the Names of representatives from 707 No. 10th Phon« 184B quota to be reached is 50. Plans tions and general discussion. founder, Dr. Townsend, and also other schools are sent to Salem, were made to attend a district Light refreshments were served the fifth anniversary of the Town Singing Group Elect where a drawing is held, with the conference in Albany Friday by Mrs. Ferrin. The Grade school send movement. The program was Officers Thursday night. Department officers will be club held a short business session opened with prayer and the flag present at the conference. The early in the evening. salute. Musical numbers were giv auxiliary meeting for February en by a string orchestra composed . of — the -- Carolers At the -------- meeting 6 will be held at the home of the BROTHERHOOD .ENTERTAIN of L. D. Tucker, Jack Tucker, lust Thursday evening at the president, Mrs. Joe Smith, due to John Stalder, P. S. Bukowski, R. Presbyterian church, officers were the fact that the armory will be The Brotherhood of the Metho D. Long and Frank Hazen. Read- ^^ted for the ensuing year. Mrs. in use for Battery inspection that dist church entertained the con ings were given Dy Vesta Spencer Edna Leslie Pearson was chosen night. gregation with an oyster supper and Mrs. Herald. Tap dances director; Ruth Stewart Cald * " * ' Mrs. — and entertainment Monday night were features given by Irene Sha well, accompanist; Mrs. Ellsworth at the church. The dining room fer and Betty Caviness with Ber Tilton, president; Mrs. Ruth Cald CLUBS POSTPONED. was filled to capacity and a table nice Smith at the piano. Songs well. vice president; Mrs. C. II. Both the Joker and Utopia was set in an adjoining room to were sung by J. H. Bennett and Kime, secretary; Mrs. C. C. Cru- clubs postponed their meetings take care of additional diners. Mr. Veatch. Mrs. Abeene sang son, treasurer and Miss Patricia scheduled for Monday and Thurs Following the supper a program two numbers, one being dedicated Baldwin, librarian. We will repeat our spe day of this week owing to the was presented in the church audi to Dr. Francis E. Townsend, ac Of interest is the announce death of A. A. Richmond. Mrs. torium. The Rev. Joseph Knotts, companied by Mrs. Vinson. The ment that the Carolers and Balla- Nelson Durham, a member of former pastor, was present from program closed with the audience deers are planning a joint con cial hour sale again Satur- both clubs, was a sister-in-law of Medford and gave a talk on “Fel singing. About 100 attended. Thr cert to be given sometime in the deceased. Mrs. Richmond was lowship.” C. E. Umphrey intro program committee was Mrs Cad March. Joint rehearsals for the day when all ladies silk a member of the Utopia while a duced the speaker. Musical num Wallace and Elmer J. Kent. Re coming program were started last bers were furnished by the Sun freshments were served following Thursday evening. Each organiza resident of Cottage Grove. day school orchestra, the Junior the program. tion now has about twenty mem dresses go at one price— choir, and vocal selections by a bers. The Carolers have several HONORED ON BIRTHDAY girls' sextette. Lowell Tedford an members from Drain. STORE BURNS. ANNIVERSARY. $2.95, for one hour onlv— nounced the program. The Maddaugh two-story store APPOMATTOX WJLC. MEETS. Mrs. Eliza Howe and daughter The Georgiannas will present a between 3 o’clock and 4 building at Veneta was destroyed Bertha entertained a small group by fire Monday afternoon. The The Appomattox W.R.C. met in blaze of undetermined origin did o’clock. _i about $8.000 damage. The loss Saturday at the home of Mrs. Aubrey with twelve present. New NOTICE ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY EVFRV EVERY evening.. Mrs. Stella Baker and Mrs. Ida Veatch. MT.G. CLUB AT HELLIWELL HOME. " d M Kenneth 1CKey' ROYAL NEIGHBORS CLUB. wrvnurp r.vT.c. ~ °f J-h e Bresbyterian b^r Can vac Mem' for the maintenance f the church another year and ?Plendid re* sponse. Mrs. W. H. Daugherty is the financial secretary and Eun- ice VanDenburg, treasurer Mrs. Wilbert O. Wilson and vfr_ a xu u „• ii . i Frank Gireau entertained Mre. A W Helliwell was host- the Royal Neighbors club with a ess Tuesday for the M.P.G. club. 7:30 dessert Monday night at the UNIMFLOYMENT A 1 o clock luncheon was served. Wilson home. Mrs. A. W. Swan- IMPROVES. Daffodils and acacia formed an son was a special guest. At cards attractive centerpiece for the played during the evening, Mrs.’ Salem, Ore. — Oregon enjoyed table. Mrs. Nanny Smith, mother Fred Anderson and Mrs. Oscar * an employment complexion im of Mrs. Helliwell, was an addi- Lee won prizes, proved five percent over Novem tional guest. The afternoon hours _ +_ ber, figures covering the Decem were spent socially. Mrs. W. E SPHINX CLUB ber experience of the Oregon Lebow will be hostess for the next meeting. Miss Nancy Anlauf was hostess state employment service released for the Sphinx club meeting at by the over-all state agency here MR8. ARNEST HOSTESS. her home Monday night. A short today disclosed. Placements total business meeting was held and ed 2715 and 49 percent were in The Ad Libitum club was en social entertainment enjoyed. Re private jobs. Eugene, covering Lane county, tertained Thursday of last week freshments were served at the accounted for 163, or 6 per cent at the home of Mrs. G. B. Arnest close of the evening. of the state total. who invited as additional guests, Mrs. Mary McCargar of Grants Pass, a guest at the home of a MRS. BLICKLE ENTERTAINS £ man s a8e: A man Is young _______ when a woman can make him daughter, Mrs. Alvis Wicks; Mrs. Henry Williamson and Mrs. Cur Mrs. Fred Blickle entertained htppy or unhappy; middle-aged tis. Refreshments were served the La Com us club Tuesday for a whcn a woman cannot make him Mrs. Ken- unhaPP.y; and old when a woman following a social afternoon. The 1:30 dessert bridge. T" club will meet next with Mrs. neth Mickey and Mrs. Guy Earl ca? ne'ther make him happy nor Ransom Cone. were additional guests. At cards unhaPPy-______________________ — Mrs. C. J. Kem received the high score prize and Mrs. Earl won the guest prize. Mrs. Warren Ed wards will entertain at the W. W. j McFarland home for the next meeting. Are You Entertaining Soon? You Must Have Flowers Let Us Help You Plan Your Decorations Sunnyside Greenhouses Telephone 182 DINNER PARTY. ! Mr. and Mrs. Karl Mills were hosts Friday evening at a dinner party given at the Mills home. Guests were: Messrs and Mmes. Ollie Pickens, Benton Schrenk, A. C. Spriggs, W. C. Martin, the Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Davis and Miss Lola Howe. entertains for gallop ing TEA. Mrs. O. W. Blackmore enter- tained with two tables of bridge Friday evening when guests came for a “galloping tea.” Mmes Edna Burleson and Harriet Plath were the prize winners. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening. A surprise birthday party was given at the home of Mrs. Eliza Howe and daughter Bertha, Sat urday evening honoring J. H. Ben nett. After an evening of games, a dainty luncheon was served. Grade A Raw Milk Wholesome, ishing. included: Nellie Paul. Ashley. S.V.; Addie Hallgarth, J.S.; Annie Schoen, treasurer; Malinda Au- brey' conductor; Rosa Currin, guard; Eva Aubrey, secretary; Minnie Morelock, color bearer No Millie Hodgson, color bearer No. 2. The next meeting, January 28, is a social meeting. All are re quested to bring quilt pieces.— Contributed. session No refunds or exchanges from special hour sales. MEMBER CANVASS, president; Minnie clean, nour Let us supply you with milk, your best food. Moody’s Dairy Phone 21F4 The high school Sunday school class and the Intermediate League of the Methodist church will go to the Midway ring for a roller skating party Friday night. re. 50c and $1.00 A few sizes in ladies coats — Values at prices you will not want to overlook. Arnest Dress Shop KELLY’S CUT RATE DRUGS Strong Flint Glass Thin As The Finest China — Made by Makers of Pyrex A Vegetable Laxative — No After Effect Box See Our Window $1.35 Lydia Pink. Veg. Co. $1.00 Cup and Saucer............ „ 60c Bromo Seltzer...... 9%-inch Plate................. _ 50c Ipana Tooth Paste Creamer and Sugars, pair ... 19c 50c Pepsodent Tooth Powd. 39c New—M.D. Sanitary Naps 17c 1 Quart Milk Magnesia.....49c 75c Listerine.. .............„...... Super D Cod Liver Oil... $1.19 $1.00 Miles Nervine............ 10c Red-E-Aid Aspirin........ 3c 40c Castoria ............. TOBACCO—At Cut Rate Make Our Drug Store - Your Drug Store
