The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 13, 1939, Image 6

THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1939
THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
jvBTS AND AUXILIARY HOL d ]
PETERSENWILEY NUPTIALS
( Delayed )
Fair Ice Ballerina
The wedding of Miss Margaret
Petersen of Cottage Grove to
Howard S. Wiley of Ashland was
W.C.T.U. TO HOLO PICNIC
solemnized at Yreka. California.
June 30th. The ceremony was
The W.C.T.U. will hold their read by the Rev. Mr. Malone at
annual picnic at the city park to­ the Methodist parsonage at 10
morrow. beginning at 12 o'clock o’clock in the morning in the
sharp. It will be a potluck affair presence of immediate relatives.
and all ladies are requested to The couple were unattended. The
bring their own table service. If bride wore a suit of chartreuse
the weather is not satisfactory with white accessories and cor­
the meeting will be held at the sage of gardenias. A wedding
Methodist church instead. A busi­ dinner was served at the home of
ness session will be held at 1:30 the bridegroom's parents in Ash­
and a special program at 2:00. land. Mr. and Mrs. William Peter­
The program will be conducted by sen. parents of of the bride, ac­
the Rev. and Mrs. E. F. McFar­ companied her to Yreka. After
land. the Rev. and Mrs. L. A. the wedding the the newlyweds
Skuzie and the Rev. E. L. Kech­ returned to Cottage Grove with
ley. Others will also take part. the Petersens to spent the Fourth,
R. G. Dykstra and his band will after which they left for a trip
furnish several musical numbers to coast points. They will make
for the afternoon. All friends of their home in Ashland where Mr.
the W.C.T.U. ano especially the Wiley is employed as state audi­
young people are cordially invited tor.
to attend.
Mrs Wiley is a graduate of the
local high school class of 1936, a
MOTHERS CLUB
student of O.S.C. and graduate of
Ashland Normal. She taught
The Mothers club met at the school at Coburg. Mr. Wiley Is a
Townsend hall Tuesday for their graduate of Nazarene College of
regular meeting. A potluck din­ Nampa. Idaho, and of a business
ner was served and the regular college in Portland.
routine of business attended to.
Fourteen members were presnt
DINNER GUESTS
and the afternoon was spent in
sewing a quilt. It was reported
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Short and
that 59 garments were given out family had as dinner guests Sun­
for the month of June. Also nine day at their cabin near Hebron,
NEW YCRK (Special) — Erna
pairs of shoes, three hats, 1 quilt. the Rev. and Mrs. E. F. McFar­ Andersen, Norwegian skating
1 baby layette and 1 coat. The land and Mr. and Mrs. Bert champion and star of the ice show
next meeting wall be held at the Trask and family. Mr. and Mrs. at Sun Valley in the Amusement
city park August 1st at 3:30 p. m. Joe Smith and son Richard and Area of the New York World's
A picnic supper will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. Daley came out lat­ Fair, illustrates her prowess as a
er. The afternoon was spent visit­ figure skater.
B.Y.P.U. SOCIAL
ing.
The members of the Baptist
JOINT INSTALLATION HELD
ATTEND INSTITUTE
Young People’s union are spon-
soring an ice cream social and The Rev. Ellsworth Tilton and
At the regular meeting of the
watermellon fee<4 at the Baptist fifteen members of the Epworth Rebekah lodge Friday evening in­
church tomorrow night. The pro­ League of the Methodist shurch stallation was held jointly for the
ceeds will be used to help pay the are attending the Cascade district Rebekahs. Odd Fellows and Theta
expenses of several of the mem- institute at Little River this week. Rho Girls organizations. Five vis­
bers who could not otherwise at- The meeting began Saturday. itors were present from Eugene
tend the Baptist annual summer July 8th and will close Friday, and five from Elmira. An invita­
assembly at Cascadia, Home- July 14th. Those attending from tion was extended the local lodge
made ice cream will be served, Cottage Grove and community by the Elmira lodge to visit their
The ingredients and the freezers are: Ina Monroe. Betty Adkins. installation services Wednesday
are being donated by members Boyd and Clara Allen. Bob Wool- evening. Following installation.
of the organization and other cott, Frances Lee Adams, Marian several members spoke under
families of the church.
Balch. Alberta Adkins. Hazel, good of the order. Mrs. Alta
The assembly will be held from Helen , Florence Wells, Janet Ry- Plunkett, retiring noble grand,
July 24 to August 4 inclusive. nearson, Donna Clark. Grace was presented a gift. Mrs. Edith
Baptists from all parts of the Thayer and Pearl Monroe who Van Schoiack making the presen­
United States and some from will act as chaperon for the tation. Refreshments were served
to the 125 present by the follow­
Canada will be there to take part group.
in the program of events.
ing committee: Hazel Culver,
Nellie King, Lena Hamloth, Vern
RAINBOW GIRLS PICNIC
Stewart and William Johnston.
TUESDAY BRIDGE
With Eva Aubrey as grand
The Rainbow Girls held their
The Tuesday Bridge club spent annual picnic at Swimmer’s De­ marshal for the Rebekahs, the
a social time at the H. W. Lom­ light last Thursday afternoon. following were installed: Elective,
bard cabin at Oakridge over Sat­ Patty Short, worthy advisor, was noble grand. Edith Van Schoiack;
urday apd Sunday. Those present in charge and the afternoon was vice grand. Beatrice McCoy; sec­
were Mr. and Mrs. Schofield spent in playing games and swim­ retary. Alice Conner; treasurer,
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Victor ming. A picnic supper was served Zula Hansen. Appointive, warden,
Eva Morris; conductor, Margaret
Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde and a silver tea planned.
Safley; inside guardian. Ina
Roberts, Dr. and Mrs. C. H.
Stewart; outside guardian, Edith
Kime. Mr. and Mrs. W L. Work-
PAST MATRON PICNIC
Sanders; R.S.N.G., Elsie Currin;
man, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Grube of Pengra and the host and Nine members of the Past Ma­ L.S.N.G.. Mina Clark; R.S.V.G.,
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Lombard. tron organization and their three Minnie Willits; L.S.V.G., Vina
guests, Patty Short, Arlene An- Smith; chaplain, Bertha Gunder­
BAPTIST MISSIONARY
derson and Mrs. Ferrin spent an son; musician, Nettie Gawley.
enjoyable day on their annual pic­ Odd Fellows installed by Chas.
The Baptist missionary society nic at Rujada Monday. Mrs. Helen McKibben as grand marshal were:
met at the church Thursday af­ Roberts, president, was in charge Elective, noble grand, Robert St.
ternoon instead of with Miss Zen- and the time was spent socially Elmo; vice grand. Otho Van
dron as had been planned. Mrs. with swimming one of the main Schoiack; secretary, George
O. H. Pickens, president, presid­ pasttimes. A basket lunch was Sweet; treasurer, Curtis Hansen.
Appointive, warden. Albert Har­
ed. During the business session served at noon.
ris; conductor, Clinton Garoutte;
Mrs. Pickens gave a report on
inside guardian, E. Eubrey; out­
missionary literature and Mrs.
LADIES COUNCIL
side guardian, John Sanders; R.S.
W. C. Martin, prayer chairman,
gave a report. For the program. The ladies council of the Chris­ N.G., Alfred Beidler; L.S.N.G.,
Mrs. Laubach led the devotional tian church met in the church Hugh Trunnell; R.S.V.G., Martin
and Mrs. John McCall, Mrs. A. C. Wednesday at 2:00 p. m. with an Black: L.S.V.G., Truman Clark;
Spriggs and Mrs. W. C. Martin attendance of 25. The meetings chaplain, O. R. Aubrey; R.S.S.,;
led discussions. The meeting was was called to order by the presi­ J. V. Stewart; L.S.S, C. A. King.
Mearl McKibben and Zula Han­
well attended and at the close of dent, Mrs. E. L. Kechley. The
the program a social hour was Sunshine group with Mrs. East- sen installed the following Theta
held. Watermelon was served for ham as president led the devo- Rho girls: Elective, president,
Trunnell; vice president,
refreshments.
tionals. Several group songs were Jeanette
Doris Smith; financial secretary,
sung and prayer was led by the Audrey
recording secre­
Rev. Kechley. Mrs. Stella Baker tary, Lois Turner;
BIRTHDAY DINNER
treasurer, May
led the scripture reading and McKibben. Hansen;
Appointive,
warden,
Mrs. W. H. Ostrander and her Mrs. Halgarth gave a reading, Lillian G
inside
guardian,
daughter, Mrs. E. E. Dove, enter­ “Forward the Church.” Mrs. T. Bethel Harris outside guardian.
tained at the Ostrander home M. Boyd gave a report on the Virginia Brown; conductor, Lo­
Tuesday evening with a 6:00 Turner convention. At the close raine Voss; R.S.P. Alice Trunnell;
o’clock dinner honoring Mr. of the meeting Mrs. Boyd’s group
L.S.P., Martha Arnold; R.S.V.P.,
Ostrander on his 73rd birthday served dainty refreshments.
Francis Heplin; L.S.V.P., Velma
anniversary. Games were played
SILVER TEA
following the dinner until a late
Bennett; chaplain, Jean Yearous;
The Rainbow Girls held a silver musician, Donna Hatch; marshall,
hour. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. George McQueen, Judd tea at the home of Mrs. Stewart
Wednesday afternoon Grace St. Elmo. Several members
McQueen, Albert Griffin, Jimmy Carlson
Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer from 2:00 to 5:00 p. m. Tables were absent and will be installed
Neet, Mr. and Mrs. Buster Grubb, were placed on the lawn. About at a later date.
Mr. Himmel, Mr. and Mrs. Fred thirty guests attended, including
Bartels, Marie and Mayo Nelson several of the Eastern Stars.
Box Letter File«, Sentinel.
and A. Y. Denton of Leola, South
Dakota.
FIFTH BIRTHDAY
MILK
Ida Marie Rynearson was host-i
ess to five little girls on her fifth
birthday anniversary Monday. A
program was arranged, after is the perfect summer food
which games were played and re-i
freshments served. The decora-1 to take along on your sum­
tions for the table were carried
out with a clever arrangement of mer retreat or on a day’s
ba loons and the birthday cake.
camping or fishing trip. Call
LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS
us and we’ll deliver as many
The American Legion Auxiliary
met at the home of Mrs. Joe extra bottles as you need.
Smith on Monday evening for a'
special meeting, at which Mrs.
Charles Fuhrer was elected as in­
coming president of the local unit.
Mrs. Fuhrer and Jeanne Morton
were elected as delegates to the
state convention in Salem. Alter-
nates will be elected at the an-'
nual picnic given by the Legion
on August 7th.
Announcement was made that
Willamette Council will hold an
all-day meeting as guests of the
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Junction City unit on July 16th at
the Junction City park.
MOODY’S
DAIRY
The names of 97
law
Mimi
PICNIC
graduates were listed the first of1
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, the week for the annual state bar
The Spanish war veterans and
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Auxiliary held a picnic at the examination ending at the state
home of Mr. and Mrs George capitol yesterday
Sweet Sunday. Plans were made
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for about five * families to attend
the Spanish War
’
Veterans and
Auxiliary convention to lie held
at Newport. Those attending the
picnic were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Fleck of Dorenu. Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Chapman of Creswell, Mr.
{and Mrs. Hugh Smith and daugh­
ters Betty and Doris, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Shoen and grandson,
Mrs. Bertha Rogers, and Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Rogers and family of
Leona. Mrs. W. L. Hubbell and
son Benny. P. C. Peterson, Mr
and Mrs. John Wilson and fam-
ily and Mr. and Mrs. George Wil-
son of Portland.
Formation of Mammoth Carn
Mammoth Cava. Kentucky, wag
formed while the Green river waa
eroding ita valley, which happened
in the glacial epoch—or fairly re-
cently in geologic time
HIGHEST QUALITY
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WEATHER
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PRESBYTERIAN PICNIC
10c
1-pound package
The Sunday school and church
body of the Presbyterian church
held their annual picnic Wednes­
day evening at the city park. The
Rev. and Mrs. E. F. McFarland
were welcomed into the church.
The welcome spet'ch was made by
Bert Trask as a representative
of both the Sunday school and
the church, and a bouquet of
gladioli was presented to them.
Earl Ballew, Sunday school su-
perintendent. acted as. toastmas-
ter at the picnic dinner. After the
dinner, the young people played
tennis and soft ball and the older
folks visited.
Shrimp
American Beauty
Potato Chips
15c Size
Deviled Meat
Vi Size
Pure Santos
It has been reported that Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Grube of Pen-
gra have sold their house and lot
on north 10th where the Irving
Palmer family have been living.
The misses Kirsten and Jo­
hanna Marie Bjorset arrived Mon­
day from Oslo. Norway to spend
the summer with their brother.
Georg Bjorset and family.
Doris and Sara Bjorset re­
turned Sunday from Camp Cleo-
WOX
Earl Curtis of Aberdeen, Wash*
ington is spending about two
weeks at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Judson Allen.
The Rev. Ellsworth Tilton plans
to leave Sunday for Ohio where
Mrs. Tilton has been visiting.
After visiting about three weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Tilton will return
home by motor.
COFFEE
Pork & Beans
Armour's Quality
Delicious Iced
^pounds
No. 2J tin
10c
Carrots
Crisp Coreless
Tomatoes
Field Ripened
Oranges
Dozen
Sweet Juicy
Sentinel want acts pull
Grapefruit
3 10c
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