THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
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DEGREE OF HONOR
THURSDAY. APRIL 13, 1939
REBKKAHN ELECT DELE­
GATE«
Entronice the »tore that
brought you cut rate priesa
The l>gree of Honor initiated
to Cottage Grove
candidates, Mrt Ed Heck and
The Rt'bckah lodge, at their
I’M GOING TO ASK THE
Mrs. Lloyd Swanson, at their meeting Friday night in I.O.O.F.
v
$1.00
GENERAL TO LEAD U5
meeting Monda)’ night. Plans hall, elected delegates and alter­
Order of Eastern Star, 8 p. m.
IN SINGING THE
were completed for attending the nates to the state assembly meet*
Ironised YEAST
79c
in the Masonic temple. Brother
"5IA«
state rally to be held on the next Ing to be held May 15 in Klamath
t FORGOT
night in the chapter will be ob-
regular meeting night, April 24. Falls. Hazel Culver, Eva Awbrey
SPANGLED
25c Blue Jay
HoW II
served and all men members are
in Salem. The lodge purchased and Lets Stewart were named
BANNERS
STARTED.
CORN
PLASTERS
23c
especially invited. There will be
white lace dfsaaea with white taf­ delegates and May Aubrey and
entertainment and refreshments
feta foundations for all officers Martha Eastham were elected as
$1 00 Upjohn's Super D
will be served. Mrs. Glennie Frost
and the drill team. White satin alternates. The lodge went on
COD LIVER OIL
83c
is chairman of the hostess com­
sandals will complete the cos­ record as recommending May
mittee.
tumes which will be worn at the Aubrey for district deputy presi­
75c Carlod and
rally. Following the lodge session dent. All members were urged to
BILE SALTS, 50s
59c
W. C. T. U., 2 o'clock at the
a social evening at cards furnish­ bring pies for the pie social to be
home of Mrs. Elisie Wells on
ed entertainment. Mrs. Earl Bal­ held Thursday evening.
south First street.
lew held high score and Mrs. Wil­
liam Veelman held low. Hostesses. COUPLE HONORED ON 4Hth
49c
The Bert B. Chandler Camp of
Mrs. Curtis French and Mi's.
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Spanish War Veterans and their
Henry Williamson, served re­
$1 25 Th® New
auxiliary will meet at 6:30 in the
freshments. Old fashioned nose-
PERUNA
The
Townsend
club
met
for
a
98c
armory for a covered dish dinner,
gays and dainty figurines were at­ social evening April 10 in honor of
Dont fargrt Thrift-Wlw*—No or*
The occasion is muster night for
tractive decorations.
35c Vick's
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Veatch on
«1er I* too urna 11 for our «-onaMor»-
the Camp. The General Lawton
their 49th wedding anni versar)’,
VAPO RUB
Camp of Eugene will be guests, i
27c tlon. You will alao find low price*
RESEARC H CLUB ELECTS
with a large number in attend-
every day.
Following the dinner the two
ance. The
am consisted of
UITS and the Spring ... clothes
25c Nose und
groups will meet separately. The
Mrs. Georg Bjorset was elected several musical numlxr* Pie and
Tob*c<*oa at cut rate price*
and the weather go together. president of the Research club at
auxiliary will have initiation.
Camel*, Lucky*, Cheater*
THROAT DROPS
19c
Above, a navy rayon sheer-crepe the regular meeting held Tuesday coffee were sold. The next meet­
12c
package
91.15 carton
ing
will
be
a
business
meeting,
■uit. the dress collared in white evening in the city library. Other
85c Drene Shampoo and All IO<- brand*
pique, the coat reaching dear to officers named were Mrs. Vern Monday. April 17th. A delegate to
K» carton
the national convention will be
Pond’s Cream Lotion 53c P. A., Velvet, amali can
I Oc
American Legion and Legion the hem.
Williams, vice president, and Mrs. elected.
auxiliary. 8 p. m. in the armor)-.
S.
Rose, secretary-treasurer.
RAINBOW
ASSEMBLY
BRIDE-ELECT HONORED
The auxiliary will have important
The evening was spent discussing
75c
40c
busniess and make plane for en­
and outlining the study program
The
Rainbow
girls,
at
their
Miss
Madelle
Beidler,
who
will
Ovaltine
new
year.
The
club
was
tertaining the district and state
for the
Cantoria
be a June bride, was honored invited to hold its next meeting meeting Monday night, discussed
presidents the last of April
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with a miscellaneous shower, giv- in two weeks with Mrs. Helen plans for giving a benefit dance
Wednesday night at the home Bosley, honorary member of the at some future date. Plans were
Theta Rho, 7^30 p. m. in the
made for a covered dish dinner.
Cruson by the M. group.
I.O.O.F. hall. Officers and mem-
May
8. honoring the mothers of
which Mrs. C. A.
bers are urged to attend as prac- „ .9’ club
members. It was announced that
initiatory
work
will
be
BeldI
^
r
-
of
Madelle.
is
a
tice for
JOINT INSTALLATION
an informal dancing party would
member. Thirty were present in-
held.
follow the regular meeting the
BAPTIST MISSIONARY
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eluding club members and friends
The Neighbors of Woodcraft last of the month. Games furnish­
SOCIETY
Friendly club, 1:30 dessert at
Miss Beidler. The honored Circle 875 of Cottage Grove and ed entertainment and refresh­
the home' of Mrs. N. E Compton. KF/51 «^»ved many attractive the Mass Circle 485 of Creswell ments were served after lodge ad­
The Baptist Missionary society
The meeting was changed from
w“*ch were presented in a held a joint installation Saturday journed.
met
Wednesday at the home of
the regular day of Tuesday to oov^J way. She was instructed to night at Creswell. Twenty two
If you like birthday celebra­
Mrs. Finley Whipps. Mrs. Ollie tion*
Monday.
‘*nd parasols as a shower was members from here attended.
and most of u* do you may
P.D.O. CLUB PLANS SALE
Pickens,
president,
presided
and
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threatening. Upon opening the Mrs. James P. Graham was in­
be
Interested
In the anniversary
gave the devotional. During the
j___________ parasols, which were decorated stalling officer. The local drill
The P.D.G. club was entertain­ business session, reports were giv­ offering* of Irish-McBroom, also
1 UPSQ2iy
with dainty paper flowers, tulle team executed the floor work. ed Friday afternoon at the home
the *ocial offering* of Irhh-
Reading Swnrtz Inc. This week the I rich-
Tuesday ENening club, 7:30 p.
and ostrich tips, she was Mrs. Graham received gifts from of Mrs. Ralph Ward. Plans were en by the following: ~
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McCall; McBroom I* celebrating the *ec-
showered with gifts suspended both Circles and flowers from made for a plant rummage sale chairman, Mrs. John
m. in the city library.
from white streamers. Refresh- various members. She was also to be held April 15. The place White Cross work, Mr*. Nannie ond anniversary of the firm with
Just amere club. 1:30 dessert ments were served at the close of honored with a floral degree by where the sale will be held will Smith, and prayer chairman. Mr*. many unusual feature* including
the evening. The serving table the drill team. The local Circle be announced later. Miss Mariette W. C. Martin. At the final open­ the world's longest weiner Last
with Mrs. Stewart Carlson.
ing of the mission boxes It was
was decorated with a three tier presented Mrs. Fanny
Leabo, Hamant spoke on recent radio disclosed that more than the year guessing the weight of the
O. L. H. club, 1:30 dessert wedding cake surmounted with guardian neighbor of the Creswell broadcasts dealing with gardens,
largest weiner proved to lie quite
bridge at the home of Mrs. T. C. silver wedding bells. It was sur­ Circle, with a potted plant. Mrs. The club held a discussion on quota had been raised, which was amusing and the gu«*ssing ronti^it
rounded with dainty blue and pink Hazel Chapman, captain of the flower arrangements. It was de­ very gratifying. For the program, this year will be just a* intrreat-
Wheeler.
Mr*. A. C. Spriggs reported on i ng.
forget-me-nots which formed a drill team, Mrs. Delia Hatch, in­ cided
to visit various gardens in
Tuesday Bridge club, 1 o'clock background and altar for a minia­ coming guardian neighbor of the the community in the near fu­ the mission work in Cuba, Mr*.
A few free balloon* will also be
luncheon at the home of Mrs. F. ture briday party, including a Cottage Grove Circle, and Mrs. ture. Members of the club visifed John McCall on mission work In available for thorn* who come
bride and groom, minister, flower Anna Schoen were also honored the pansy beds of Mrs. Ward, the south and Mrs. W. C. Martin early. S<*e the page announre-
L. Grannis.
on the Madras conference. After ment appearing In this Issue for
girls and bridesmaids. Each car­ with flowers and gifts. Mrs. who
gave
each
member
a
plant.
the program, delicious refresh­ details.
ried a dainty bouquet of forget- Nancy Oglesby recently elected
me-nots tied with dainty tulle to the office of magician of the At the close of the meeting re­ ments were served by the hostess.
freshments were served by the
La Mercredi Pont club, 7:30 bows. The honor guest cut the local Circle, was among those in­ hostess.
A diving bell, which plunge* in­
The May meeting of the
ANNIVERSARV DINNER
cake which was served with ice stalled. As a closing event of the club
dessert with Mrs. Jesse Denny.
to Father Neptune’* *olar-plexu*.
will
be
held
at
the
home
of
cream and coffee.
evening the Creswell Circle serv­ Mrs. Joe Landess.
Mrs. C. C. Cruson entertained will show California World’s Fair
ed refreshments.
at
dinner Tuesday evening, fea­ visitors the denizon* of the deep
TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY
turing a "crab feed" In honor of for 288 days during 1939.
LA MERC REDI PONT
OBSERVED
(Next Week)
MRS. BLICKLE HOSTESS
Mr. Cruson's birthday anniver­
Utopia club. 1:30 dessert and
Post your challenge In doublp*
Mrs. Nelson DeYoung was host­ sary. Guests included Mr. and
The LaComus club held a 1
social afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Fred Blickle entertained
o’clock no-hostess luncheon at the Joker club and Mrs. C. J. ess Wednesday of last week for Mr*. Benton Schrenk and their or teams on bulletin hoard at
Mrs. H. B. Ferrin.
the home of Mrs. W. W. McFar­ Kem and Mrs. Mrs. Guy E2arl with the La Mercredi Pont club. A 7:30 house gu«*sts, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bob’s Bowling Alley* where you
Ad Libitum club. 2:30 p. m. land Tuesday in observance of the a 7:30 dessert Monday night. dessert was served and the eve­ Evans of Nebraska. Mr. and Mr*. will no doubt find other* ready to
»-Ite
with Mrs. Albert Woodard at her twentieth anniversary. A birth­ Bridge was played during the ning hours spent at bridge. Mrs. Joe Smith, Mr. and Mr*. Fred accept your challenge
day cake with twenty lighted evening with Mrs. George Jacob­ I^eslie Booth held high score, Mrs. Blickle. Mr. and Mr*. K. K. Mills
home near London.
B"» Letter Files. Sentinel.
candles formed an attractive cen­ sen and Mrs. Glennie Frost re­ Earl Ballew, low. Mr*. Jesse and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cham­
bers.
Sentinel want ad* null.
Denny
will
be
hostess
for
the
club
terpiece
for
the
table.
Mrs.
War
­
GRUBB-REYNOLDS NUPTIALS
ceiving prizes for the high and
ren Daugherty and Mrs. Glennie low scores. Both guests were pre­ next week.
MRS. LEONARD ENTERTAINS
Miss Edna Grubb, daughter of Frost were additional guests. A sented with gifts. Miss Lula Cur­
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
University of Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Grubb, and business meeting was held and of­ rin will entertain the club in two
Mrs Brighton Leonard enter­
Harold C. Reynolds, son of the ficers elected follow: President, weeks.
Present*
The Royal Neighbors met Tues­ tained a group of eight children
Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Reynolds of Mrs. Fred Blickle: vice president.
Wednesday
honoring
her
daugh
­
Mrs.
G.
B.
Pitcher,
secretary
­
day night and concentrated on
"The gayest Musical Comedy
Deering, Idaho, were united in
PRESBYTERIAN AID
drill practice in preparation for ter Kay on her fourth birthday
marriage at 12:30 noon Sunday at treasurer. Mrs. Warren Edwards.
You'll Ever See"
anniversary. The little folk were
the Methodist church. The Rev. Mrs. McFarland, retiring presi­
The Presbyterian aid society the district convention to be held entertained during the afternoon
dent. was honored with a hand­ met Wednesday afternoon in the here April 25th. General plans for
Ellsworth Tilton performed the kerchief
shower. Bridge furnished
with game* and refreshments
ceremony in the presence of a entertainment.
parlors. Hostesses were the convention were completed. were
served at the tea hour. A
Mrs. Harry Met­ church
Following the business meeting
small group of relatives and close calf received the
Mrs.
L.
J.
McCoy.
Mrs.
Nels
Niel
­
club prize and
birthday cake with four candle*
no
-
hostess
refreshments
were
friends. Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Frost the guest prize. Mrs. son and Mrs. Charles Beidler.
graced the table. F^ch little girl
Mrs. Tilton played a violin solo. McFarland will entertain the club Mrs. B. R. Job led devotions. Con­ served.
received a doll as a favor and Grand New .Song Hits, Dance*.
"I Love You Truly,” accompanied in two weeks.
tests and games furnished enter­
Miss Kay received many attrac­
Comedy, Stage Effects
tainment. The work program for RONNIE SHERRY HONORED tive
by Mrs. Ransom Cone. Mrs. Cone
gifts.
also played the wedding march.
the
year
was
discussed
in
a
gen
­
SILVER TEA
University Theatre
eral way. Mrs. John Wirth and
Complimenting Ronnie Sherry
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Caton -were
ELMARTES CLUB
attendants. The bride wore a blue
Johnson Hall Eugene
Ladies Council of the Christian Mrs. James McHenry were guests. and his mother, Mrs. Ralph
tailored suit. Mrs. Caton wore an church will hold a silver tea at Refreshments were served at the Sherry of Portland, Mrs. S. T.
Mrs.
Loren
Schroeder
was
host
­
afternoon frock of green. Follow­ the home of Mrs. W. M. Harpole close of the afternoon. Easter Rose entertained the CRY club ess Tuesday for the Elmartes
April 17-22 Incl.
ing the ceremony a dinner was at 45 So. 12th street, Wednesday, lilies and spring flowers were at­ last Thursday. Games and an club. A 1 o’clock luncheon was
Reserve
Seats — AS UO Ticket
Easter egg hunt were enjoyed by served and contract followed.
served at the home of the bride’s April 19, between the hours of tractively used as decorations.
the children. The following club Mrs. C. H. Kime held high score.
Office. Premier $1.50 Other
parents. Guests included the Rev. 2:00 and 4:00 p. m. Hostesses will
members with their mothers were Mrs. N. J. Nelson will entertain
and Mrs. Tilton, Mr. and Mrs. be Mrs. Harpole and Mrs. Van-
Night* $1.00
PORTLAND VISITORS
present: Diane Morelock, Virginia the club at the next meeting
Jack Caton, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nortwick. Reception committee,
HONORED
Haldeman, Ronnie Sherry, Billy
Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mrs. T. M. Boyd and Mrs. A. W.
Strobeck, the latter couple from Kime: and pouring, Mrs. Ewing,
Honoring Mrs. Ethel Hagen of Flatters and Gloria Rose. Re
Eugene. Mrs. Reynolds is a grad­ Mrs. William Morelock and Mrs. Portland, who is visiting friends freshments were served at th<
uate of the Cottage Grove high Martha Marsh. Music and a curio here, Mrs. Merville Veatch and tea hour.
school and the Monmouth Normal table will be diversions for the Mrs. Ralph Saltsman entertained
school. She is a member of the ; afternoon. The rooms will be dec­ Thursday evening of last week BARBARA HILL WINS LOW
teaching force at the Latham । orated with spring flowers.
with three tables of contract at
school. Mr. Reynolds is employed
The ladies held their golf play
the home of Mrs. Veatch. A 7:30
at the Woodard Lumber company.
CONSTELLATION CLUB
dessert was served. High score Wednesday afternoon at 1 o’clock.
They will make their home at
was held by Mrs. Herbert W. The entertainment and refresh­
London.
The Constellation club met Lombard and the honored guest ment committee was Doris More-
Thursday afternoon of last week received a prize. Guests were Mrs. lock and Leontine Knickerbocker.
in Masonic hall with Mrs. C. S. Harry Metcalf, Mrs. Sam Veatch, Barbara Hill won low score in the
CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS
Roberts and Mrs. W. E. Lebow as Mrs. Harold Swartz, Mrs. W. B. alibi tournament. The refresh­
The Cheerio class of the Meth­ hostesses. A business meeting was Johnston, Mrs. C. J. Kem, Mrs. ment and entertainment commit­
odist Sunday school held a party held, Mrs. William Petersen, pres­ Lombard, Mrs. Waren Daugherty, tee for next week will be Twila
Tuesday at the Methodist church. ident, presiding. Plans for the Mrs. O. M. Bagley, Mrs. N. J. Stewart and Peggy Savage._____
New officers were elected as fol­ May meeting, at which time an­ Nelson, Mrs. Charles Hall and
lows: President, Doris Stroup; nual election of officers will be M^s.' Hagen.
vice president, Alberta Adkins; held, were discussed. Hostesses
treas for that meeting will be Mrs. Olaf
secretary, Florence Wells; treas-
HUSBANDS GUESTS OF
urer, Alma Vicks; reporter, Betty J,Olson and Mrs. George Gates. At
M. P. G. CLUB
■n
.
. ; assistant secretary- the close of the afternoon re-
Thompson
For
Virginia Moore.
Games
________ were
____ freshments were served by the
Mrs. Joe Smith entertained the
played and refreshments served, hostesses.
M. P. G. club and husbands with
a salmon dinner Tuesday at the
Smith summer home on the Ump­
qua near Scottsburg. Other guests
$1.00 - $1.95
present were Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Slacks ......
Eyans, house guests from Nebras­
Out size
$2.49
ka at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Benton Schrenk, and Mr. and Slacks, wool
$2.95
Mrs. Frank Erwin of Los An­
geles, guests of the Roy Shorts. Two Piece
The birthday anniversaries of
$1.95-$2.95
Mrs. Harold Axley and Claude Slack Suits .
Cruson were announced and ob­ Two-piece Suit
served in an appropriate manner.
Boat trips on the river and so- Sharkskin
$5.95
cial entertainment was furnlshed
Overalls, 16 to 20 ...... $1.95
the guests.
S
Monday
59c
Irish McBroom to
Celebrate This Week
Wednesday
Thursday
“With Fear
and Trembling”
Smart Shop
Sportswear
They’re Here in All Their
an d Different Hair Styles
FAMILY DINNER HELD
Curlette Beauty Shop
GLADYS HECK, Prop.
634 Main Street, Upstair«
Phone 75
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Compton
held a family dinner Sunday at
their home. Guests were Mr. ana
I Mrs. William Ashworth of Eu-1
gene and Mr. and Mrs. J. Brigh-
' ton Leonard and son John and I
daughter Kay of this city.
40 to 44 .................... $2.25
Shirts
$1.00 up
Smart Shop
ALICE BREEDLOVE