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THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE OREGON Miss Rodney Hood, Reporter ROSS-HEN PERSON Telephone J59 FRIDAY The Searchers class of the Methodist church will be enter tained with a party at the home of the Rev. Ellsworth Tilton at 7:30. HIKTHDAY DINNER PKENBYTERIAN AID Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Coiner en tertained Tuesday evening with a dinner honoring their daughter, Mrs. Co)en Garoutte, and Mrs. A. W. Shofstall on their birthday anniversaries. Table decorations were dahlias anti yellow candles. There was a birthday cake for each of the honored guests. Those prosent were Mr. and Mrs. Ga routte. Mr. and Mrs Shofstall and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ix'wis and daughter and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Coiner, and daughter and son. The Presbyterian Aid society met at the church Wednesday with Mrs. S. L. Godard. Mrs Joe Smith, Mrs. Mary VanDenburg and Mrs. Crabbe as hostesses Mrs. E. F. McFarland led the de votional and Mrs. Roy Short. Mrs. C. C.•Cruson and Mrs. More- lock sang a trio. Mrs. Georg Bjorset and Mrs. A. W. Helliwell were captains of the experience social and after counting the money. Mrs Bjorset had $57.82 and Mrs. Helliwell had $54.22 Re freshments were served at the close by the hostesses. TUURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1939 office, that he !lk«»«l Cottage Grove very much and had come here Min. Fred Blickle whs hoNteu with the expectation of making to the LaCoinus club Tuesday Ht her home. A 1:30 dessert was Cottage Grove his future home served. Twelve members wen1 present and the afternoon WHS sjxmt with bridge. Mrs. A. W. Kim«' held high score. EA COMUM CLUB Miss Loretta Faye Henderson, DENTIST OPENS OFFIC E daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ml N Henderson, became the bride of Dr. J. E. Arnold, formerly of Leonard Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Klamath Falls, has o|x<ncd a den John W. Ross, at Vancouver, tal office in the Lemley building, Washington. Saturday. October W.C.T.U. will meet at 2:30 at over Smith and Short grocery. Dr. 7th at Ila. m The ceremony was Arnold and family are domiciled performed by Judge Charles Hall. the home of Mrs. W. V. McGee. in the apartments on the same They will make their home in ELITE BRIDO E CLUB Eastern Star will meet at the floor as his office. He said he was Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Ross well pleased with the reception METHODIST MISSIONARY are former high school students of Masonic temple for a covered The Elite Bridge club held their dish dinner at 6:30 for all mem accorded him since opening the Cottage Grove. second meeting of the season last bers. There will be entertainment MAN S The Methodist Missionary met Thursday afternoon at the home following the meeting. with Mrs. James Tedford Wednes MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER of Mrs. Ray Nelson. A 1:30 des Huskies who work hard sert was served and the afternoon day afternoon with about twenty present. Mrs. Jennie Allen led the need the ruggednees and Mrs. G. E. Finnerty and Mrs. MONDAY spent with contract bridge. At the Katie Ball honored Miss Elizabeth vitality that milk pro Theta Rho girls will meet in business meeting a constitution devotional» and Mrs. Ida Swan At Schricker'» auction market, Hemenway, a bride-elect, with a the I.O.O.F. hall for a regular was adopted and officers elected. gave the study lesson. Names Saturday. October vides At work or play— 14th. L. R.' shower at their country home meeting. Mrs. Walter Hunter was elected were drawn for the “Mystery VanNortwick selling everything. drink at least a pint a Mothers" to the Standard Bear Tuesday evening. About twenty of president and Mrs. Fred Ham McCormick mower, extra g<xxl day! Miss Hemenway’s friends were The Standard Bearers of the mond secretary and treasurer. ers class for the coming year. McCormick rake, new harrow. Dainty refreshments were served present. Games i, xu .u were ----- played in Methodist Church will meet at Mrs. Harold Whitlock was a at McCormick binder, plows, milking the close of the meeting by the keeping with the occasion. Just 7:30 in the evening at the home guest. At contract prizes were machine. Dt*l«aval separator, 2 before presentation of the . - gifts - a 3 of Marcia Brund to edit an edi- awarded to Mrs. Curtis French hostess. The next meeting will l>e sets harness, large brtxxi sow, held the second Wednesday of game was played in which. the tion of “World News’’ called and Mrs. Irving Palmer. some turkeys, real pair work November in the church. guest of honor was blindfolded. "Youth Reports on Comrades in horses, eight head other horses, When the blindfold was removed India." Helen Wells is program some sheep and pigs consigned GARDEN CLUB she was surprised to see the many chairman. LADIES COUNCIL Altar Society, Cottage Grove, lovely and useful gifts which had Phono 21F4 serving lunch. Goodnight and The Garden club met Friday at been placed on the table during The Ladies council of the Chris The American Legion and the the — ------- - ........... _ D. W. Sturges Schricker, auctioneers. 9-ltp home of Mrs. the game. Delicious refreshments Auxiliary will meet at the arm- with all members present but one. tian church met in the church were served at the close of the ory at 8:00 o’clock. A short program was given with Wednesday afternoon for their evening by the hostesses. business and social meet- Mrs. C. F. Hoskins in charge. The monthly ing. Mrs. J. M. Eastham’s group remainder of the time was spent TUESDAY REBEKAH LODGE was in charge of the program, in dividing the Iris which had The Friendly club will meet at been ordered. Refreshments were During the business session a The Rebekah lodge met in reg- the home of Mrs. S. L. Godard budget was adopted for the served at the tea hour by the church for the coming year. ular session Friday night at the for a 1:30 dessert. About hostess. The next meeting will be thirty-two ladies were present. I.O.O.F. hall. Thirty-two mem at the home of Mrs. N. E. Glass Mrs. Goldie Hayes' group served Drop in to see Frank and let him repair it. The cost is bers and one visitor were pres The O.L.H. club will meet with in Eugene. ent. A committee was appointed very small and will save you a lot of discomfort. refreshments at the close of the Mrs. W. W. McFarland for a 1:30 meeting. to arrange for the annual bazaar dessert. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY to be held in the near future. Mrs. Alice Conner was appointed RESEARCH CLUB The Tuesday bridge club will Mrs. Clarence Kent, Mrs. J. R. chairman of the committee. A 5th and Main meet at the home of Mrs. R. H. Miller and Mrs. Van Grosbeck of number of members are planning The Research club met at the Savage. A 1:00 o'clock luncheon Signal Products Creswell and Mrs. Fanny Miller to attend the Creswell and Eu- will be served. home of Mrs. S T, Rose Tuesday of Walker motored down for a evening honoring Mrs. A. W. gene lodges this month. The Re surprise visit to Mrs. Fanny Shofstall on her birthday anni bekah and Odd Fellow’ lodges of Goude on her 74th birthday anni versary. All members were pres Eugene have invited the local Re- WEDNESDAY bf^ab and Odd Fellow lodges to Friendship class meets at the versary Tuesday. Mrs. Grosbeck ent except one. An 8:00 o’clock attend the encampment meeting home of Mrs. George Matthews presented her with a large birth dessert was served. The lesson b? he^.ln Eu&ene Saturday, at 7:45. Mrs. Max Bird will be day cake and each presented her was a discussion of the world's with a birthday gift. A luncheon fairs and all members who had October 28th. assistant hostess. was served at noon and the day attended either fair gave a report spent in social conversation. of their visit. JOKER CLUB The Sunshine division of the ladies council will sponsor a gal- ------------ AD LIBITUM JOLLY CLUB The Joker club met Monday at loping tea at the Christian church ' “ the ‘ ‘ ladies of the church. the home of Mrs. Ed Hoyt for a for all Mrs. D. W. Sturges was hostess The Jolly club met Wednesday 7:30 dessert bridge. The club pre- A program will be presented. last Thursday at her home to the evening at the home of Mrs. Plymouth Dealers everywhere have the choicest selection sented Mrs. Hoyt, who is a recent Ad Libitum club. Eight members Walter Smith. A 7:30 dessert was bride, with a lovely gift. Guests of fine used cars at the best bargains and lowest terms were present and plans were served and the evening spent with DEGREE OF HONOR for the evening were Mrs. J. P. made for the annual anniversary bridge. Mrs. Fred Hammond held Graham, Mrs. W. B. Johnston, We have many fine makes and models in stock Select Degree of the Honor held Mrs. L. P. Sanford and Mrs. Sani 6 The ba^^at r * a meeting. The meeting was planned high score and Mrs. John Wirth for Friday, October 20th. The low. The club will meet in two one now—drive this winter in comfort. honor of the time was spent in needlework and weeks with Mrs. Jess Denny. «en heldP& "n“OnK social conversation. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the second high and Mrs. Nelson Dur- of [he n“w rSX’rs m 80th BIRTHDAY JX™," ¿ëV™ Md '«Ä ibe Initiation bsnqu« tea hour. Mrs. W. H. Bachelder, assisted AWSwanl re- at the hall Th® following MRS. BAKER ENTERTAINS by Mrs. M. Miller, entertained in ' Swanson. were initiated- Mrs Ho_ honor of her grandmother, Mrs. 30 SOUTH 7th gate, Mrs. June Conner, Mrs. PHONE M Mrs. Stella Baker entertained John Nokes, on her 80th birthday ENTERTAINS CLUB Loche Thompson, Mrs. Roy Schri- the Happy Birthday club at her anniversary Tuesday. A number mi, Mildred Triggs and Agnes home last Thursday. Mrs. A. of Mrs. Nokes’ friends were pres Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lemons en Mrs. Geiser gave a talk C. Spriggs was a guest. A social ent and the afternoon was spent tertained the Pinochle club at McNew. their home Saturday night. The and a program was presented. afternoon was spent and refresh socially. Delicious refreshments to Mrs. were served at the tea hour. This may be a cold first prize for men went to Nels Patricia Baldwin sang a solo, “At ments were served _. . Frank Collins, Mrs. Spriggs. Mrs. DeYoung and low to Harley Sundown,” accompanied at the ...................... winter. Let us equip piano by Mrs. Cecil Caldwell. Jennie Hawley, Mrs. J. V. Stew- RAINBOW GIRLS Gates. First prize for the women Shirley your car now with Culver entertained with art, Mrs. Charles Shanda, Mrs. was won by Mrs. DeYoung and acrobatic tap dance and Irene Phillip Jones, Mrs. Ethel Apple "Prestone" the per The Rainbow Girls held formal Mrs. Harry Tennis won low. Those an Schaffer gave a Up dance and white and Mrs. Jeck Klopfen- initiation at their regular meeting fect anti-freeze. present were Mr. and Mrs. De- They were accompanied by stein. Monday night. Shirley Jepson and Young. Mr. and Mrs. Gates, Mr. solo. Mrs. Norman Lewis. The lodge Louise Boyce were initiated. At E £ presented Mrs. Geiser with a gift. MIZPAH CLASS the regular business meeting it d nd Mrs. L. S. plans were made for the Carna- was planned to hold a dance fol served S’ a th* hLt tion club to held at the home The class of the Pres- lowing the next regular meeting Sd hostls^ h h h °f Mrs' Nelson October 20th, byterian Mizpah church met at the church on October 23rd. with Mrs. Frank Thompson and last Thursday. At the business Mrs. Earl Pudderbaugh as assist- meeting the following officers ant hostesses. were elected : President, Mrs. Stella Adams; vice president, DEVOTIONAL PROGRAM Mrs. Will Chestnut; secretary, Mrs. O. W. Blackmore. Mrs. L. W. “A Christian Science devotion Coiner and Mrs Blackmore served al program will be radiocast over refreshments of cake and coffee the Columbia West Coast Church following a social hour of the Air on Sunday morning, October 15, by Justice Douglas L. ELMARTES CLUB Easy on the Head Edmonds of San Francisco, over station KSFO (560 kc), and re- The Elmartes club met at the ceived through Portland station home of Mrs. Fred Anderson and KOIN, from 8:00 to 8:30 o’clock. Tuesday for a 1:00 o’clock lunch A Columbia Church of the Air eon. Fall flowers decorated the program originating in New York table. Three tables of bridge were For Dress and Sports Wear City, on Sunday morning, Octob in play during the afternoon. Mrs. er 22, will be received through Ralph Saltsman held high score. Portland station KOIN, from 10 Mrs. D. D. Boyd was a guest. The to 10:30 o’clock. i club will meet in two weeks at the home of Mrs. Sam Veatch for ROYAL NEIGHBORS a 1:00 o’clock luncheon. MILK IS A HE ’ DRINK Auction MOODY’S DAIRY RAINY SEASON HERE SOON HOW’S YOUR TOP? Cottage Grove Service Station The Swing Is to PLYMOUTH ! McCoy’s Garage W ARNING $2.65 per gal EL -SPECIAL SHOWING- Hardeman Hats The Men’s Toggery Royal Neighbors met .. The . -. - .. _ , for CORONA Portable Typewriter, their regular meeting Tuesday ideal for school use. The Sentinel evening in the Eagles hall. Initia tion was held. Mrs. Ed Hoyt, a recent bride, was presented with a lovely gift by the lodge. Plans were made for a Hallowe’en par ty to be held following the reg- ular meeting on the 24th. Delici ous refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by the hostesses, Mrs. Maude Funk and Mrs. Elsie DeYoung. ^OPPORTUNITY DAYS ENTERTAINS TEACHERS ' ieinty, accural« - rti« 17 STARR’S JEWELRY STORE The Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Mc Farland entertained the teachers of the city schools who are mem bers of the Presbyterian church congregation at their home last week. The evening was spent so cially with games and the editing of a hilarious newspaper, all the teachers contributing humorous sections. Refreshments were serv- i ed at the close of the evening’s entertainment. • Bed Room Suite Special Consists of bed, vanity and chest made in the new water-fall design for WAFFLE SUPPER The Theta Rho girls entertain-, ed their new members with a waffle supper and social evening Tuesday in the I.O.O.F. halt Sev-I eral members were present for the entertainment. | For Furniture
