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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1939 THE SENTINEL, COTÍ AGE GROVE. OREGON MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER CLUB ENTERTAINS Mrs. Willie Morelock was the The Delight Valley club enter guest of honor at a miscellaneous tained the Lane County Federa shower given at the home of Mis tion of Women's clubs nt th«» Bap Miss Rodney Hood, Reporter Fred Knickerbocker last Thurs tist church Friday. Twenty-five Telephone 15 v day evening. Mrs. Morelock is the clubs were represented at the former Miss Helen Moore. Dec meeting which was a quarterly HOOD-JENKINS FRIDAY orations were in keeping with the meeting. Nine officers were pres Carnation club will meet hallowe'en season. One table of ent and seventy women registered The wedding of Miss Grace at The the home of Mrs. Ray Nelson tn idge and two of pinochle fur- for the day. An invitation was Carolyn Hood, daughter of Mr. with Mrs. Frank Thompson and nished entertainment for the eve road from the P.U.L.L. club of and Mrs. G. C. Hood, to Carl Jen Mrs. Earl Pudderbaugh assisting ning. Those prosent were Mmes. Ferguson for the January meet kins. son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy as hostesses. Ray Nelson. John Schaffer, Cleo ing at which time election of of Jenkins, was solemnized Saturday Morelock, Bill Turner. Mildred ficers will be held by the federa afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Trigg and Fred Hammond. Misses tion. Speeches were given at the Ad Libitum club will meet to the Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Davis at 14th anniversary at the Ruby Allen. Georgetta Powell, morning session and a program 928 south Sixth street. The bride celebrate home of Mrs. E. Cone. A 1:00 Frances Gawley and Dorothy followed the lunchtstn which was wore a wine colored suit with o’clock dinner E. will served and Kieron. the guest of honor, Mrs. served at the noon hour, An wine colored accessories and a election of officers be will be held. Morelock. and the hostess. Mrs. nouncement was made of the gardenia corsage. The couple were Knickerbocker. Two special guests meeting of the executive board of unattended. Mrs. Jenkins is a at the shower were the mothers the federation which met yester Hebron Grange will meet at the graduate of the class of 1935 of Charles Fuhrer home. of Mr. and Mrs. Morelock. Mrs. day at 1:00 o'clock at McCready’s the Bristow. Oklahoma, high W. M. Morelock and Mrs. Vermil cafe in Eugene. school. Mr. Jenkins attended Cot All new members of the Meth- lion of Springfield. The bride re tage Grove schools. Following the odist Epworth League are to ceived many lovely and useful HETA RHO GIRLS ceremony the couple . left a . .. for .be guests at a banquet to be giv- gifts. At bridge the prize for high Th ’J 1 tO Jhe en Friday, October 20. at 6:00 score went to Mrs. Hammond and The Theta Rho Girls met for They will make their home near p. m. in the church dining room. low to Miss Kieron. At pinochle, regular session Monday night in Drain where Mr. Jenkins is em high prizes went to Mrs. Cleo I. O. O. F. hall. At the business ployed. Morelock and Mrs. Willie More- meeting the new members were MONDAY lock. and low to Ruby Allen and voted on and two news reporters. The Joker club will meet at the Mrs. Delicious refresh Andrey Turner and Mary McKib GRABLE-STROUP home of Mrs, A. W. Swanson for ments Turner. were served by the hostess ben, were appointed to serve for a 7:30 dessert. at the close of the evening. Miss Renee Stroup, daughter of the coming year. Discussion was Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stroup, held on th«» district convention to Degree of Honor will meet at and Gordon Grable, son of Mr. 7:30 at the Eagles hall for a reg BILLY FLATTERS HONORED be held in Eugen«», November 4th, and Mrs. C. E. Grable, were mar ular at which time the local organiza meeting. ried Saturday, October 14 at the tion have l>een asked to put on Mrs. Margaret Trembley and home of the Rev. and Mrs. E. L. the secret work. Mrs. Walter Trembley entertain TUESDAY Kechley, pastor of the Christian ed at the Glenn Flatters home church. The bride wore a black The Royal Neighbors will meet yesterday SOCIAL TWELVE afternoon in honor of for a Hallowe ’ en party . at Eagles silk dress with wine colored ac grandson and nephew, Billy cessories. The couple were at hall. All members urged to be their Social Twelve club met at Flatters, on his seventh birthday the The tended by Mrs. Dalton Matoon, present. Program and refresh anniversary. home of Mrs. Bessie Sutcliffe Following several sister of the groom. Mrs. Grable ments. last Thursday afternoon. A 1:30 party games, a birthday cake and dessert was served. is a graduate of the Cottage Fall flowers ice cream was served to about WEDNESDAY Grove high school. Mr. and Mrs. were artistically used in decora twenty-five of his playmates who tions. Ten members were Methodist Aid meets at the were Grable will make their home at present guests. Black Butte where Mr. Grable is home of Mrs. Maude Wright with and one guest. Miss Mariette Mmes. Woodard. Houser and Ful- employed. Hamant. The afternoon was spent FRIENDSHIP CLASS lerton assisting hostesses. in needlework and social conver sation. The next meeting will be AMBASSADORS MEET The Acacia club will meet for The Friendship class of the at the home of Mrs. H. B. Ferrin church held a party in two weeks. The Christ’s Ambassadors, the their first dance at the Masonic Presbyterian last night with Mrs George Mat temple. young people's organization of the thews and Mrs. K. M. Bird as ROYAL NEIGHBORS CLUB Assembly of God. met at the home hostesses. Election of officers was The Presbyterian Missionary so of Pastor and Mrs. Atwood Fos held and Miss Dorothy Moore was The Royal Neighbors club met ter on Monday evening for the an ciety will meet at the home of elected president; Mrs. Charles last Thursday at the home of Mrs. L. W. Coiner with Mrs. A. W. nual business meeting. The fol Hall, vice president, and Mrs. Maud Gireau with Ila Kcbelbeck Shofstall as leader. lowing officers were elected: Maude Hunter, secretary and as joint hostess. A gift was pre President, Genevieve Mulvihill; treasurer. Plans were made for sented Mrs. Ed Hoyt from the THURSDAY vice president, Louise Armstrong: the year’s work. Woodwork was club. At cards. Mabelle Wilson secretary, Inez Thomason; treas- The Social Twelve club will planned for the primary depart held high score and Bertha Lee meet at the home of Mrs. H. B. urer, Gladys Lemley. social ment and book study for the class held low. Delicious refreshments Ferrin, October 26th. time followed. Refreshments of work. Decorations and games were served at the close of the popcorn, apples and fudge were were in keeping with Hallowe’en. entertainment. served. Refreshments were served at the EASTERN STAR close by the hostesses. CLASS HAS PARTY Cottage Grove chapter No. 4, MISS STROUP HONORED Mrs. Truman Clark entertained The Women’s Christian Tern- O. E. S. met Friday evening at her Sunday school class with a perance Union met at the home 6:30 for a covered dish dinner at Mrs. Fred Stewart and Mrs. of Mrs. W. V. McGee Friday af the Masonic temple. At the busi E. Grable were hostesses at C. a party at her home Friday night. members were present and ternoon for their regular meet ness meeting an invitation was miscellaneous shower Friday, giv Ten party games were played. Delici ing. Mrs. E. F. McFarland led the received from the Rainbow Girls en honor of Miss Renee Stroup devotional and discussions on Assembly to attend their meeting who was married to Gordon ous refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of the temperance were given by Mrs. November 13, at which time the Grable on Saturday. The shower evening. Joe Safley, Miss Stella Adams state worthy advisor will pay an was held at the home of the lat and Mrs. Anna Palmer. About 16 official visit, and there will be ter. The guest of honor received INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE women were present for the meet- degree work. Invitations were also many lovely and useful gifts. Re ing. Mrs. Ellsworth Tilton was read and accepted to attend a freshments were served at the The Intermediate Leaguers of elected as a delegate and Mrs. reception for the grand secretary close of the evening to about the Methodist church will be en Palmer as an alternate to the of the grand chapter of Oregon, thirty guests. tertained at a Hallowe’en party state convention of the W.C.T.U. Mrs. Stella K. Drake, to be in at the home of Betty Morgan Fri which is being held in Salem this Portland, October 24 at the Ma BAPTIST AID day night from 7:00 to 9:00. Elsie week. Refreshments were served sonic temple, to visit Gardner June Hagen is in charge of the at the close of the meeting by the chapter November 2, and to at The Baptist Ladies aid met at games. activities of the hostess who was assisted in serv- tend a reception for Mrs. C. A. the home of Mrs. W. C. Martin League Recent included an evening of ing by Abigail » Trask. Huntington, associate grand ma- yesterday afternoon. Mrs. John singing for shut ins a candy tron, given by Evangeline chapter McCall, president, presided. Mrs. and popcorn sale to and raise money SHOWER FOR MRS in Eugene, October 28. The next Martin led the devotional and FERGUSON meeting, October 27, will be guest Mrs. P. J. Bush and Mrs. Salem for the purchase of Bibles. night and several chapters are Magnusson sang a special num ATTEND BOX SUPPER Mrs. Arlie Ferguson was the expected to visit. At this time a ber. Following the experience so guest of honor at a stork shower reception will also be given for cial, which with other activities, The Cottage Grove Lions club Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. lima Thum, grand commit- totaled about $39.00, the after accepted an invitation to attend a Mrs. Sam Eastburn. About thirty tee woman. A quiz program was noon was spent in hemming tea box supper given by the Eugene friends of Mrs. Ferguson were given at the close of chapter with towels and other hand work for Lions club at the River Road club present and many nice gifts were Mrs. Georg Bjorset in charge. the bazaar to be held December house at Eugene last night. The presented to her. Delicious re- —♦— 9th. Refreshments were served at following members attended from freshments were srved by the TUESDAY STUDY CLUB the close of the evening to Mmes. here: Mr. and Mrs. Loren Schroe- hostess at the close of the after McCall, C. A. Spriggs, Elmer der. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blickle, noon. The Tuesday Study club met at Hansen, Bush, Magnusson, Irvin Mr. and Mrs. Damon Scott, Mr. the library Tuesday for their reg Hansen, R. Conklin, K. K. Mills, and Mrs. Walter Trembley, Mr. GEORGIANNA CLUB ular meeting. Mrs. F. L. Grannis O. H. Pickens, Margaret Safley, and Mrs. W. L. Workman, Mr. reviewed “Why Stop Learning” Curtis Hansen, Virgil White, Ida and H. W. Lombard and Mr. The Georgianna club met at the by Dorothy Canfield Fisher and Turbeen and Miss Lena Zendron. and Mrs. Mrs. K. K Mills. home of Mrs. Curtis French Fri- Mrs. C. E. Umphrey reviewed day afternoon. dessert was "Sunday Lady at ’Possum Trot” served followed by a business and by Tracy Byers. The program fol social afternoon. Plans are being lowed the regular business ses made for a three-act comedy, sion. “The Phinney Girls,” to be repro duced by the group in November. BIRTHDAY DINNER The cast has not been completed. Plans were completed for the an Mrs. Sam Warren entertained nual experience social to be held Saturday with a 1 o’clock dinner at the next meeting. Mrs. Harry honoring her husband on his Lewis will be hostess to the club birthday anniversary. Covers were in two weeks at the church. laid for five. Irvin Hamen t<x>k hi* mother, nt Castle Rock, Washington, 8at- Mrs. Ellen Hansen, to her home unlay, after an rxtrmled visit Ice Cream The Year Around Food delicious It’s just as wholesome and just as necessary in the fall and win- ter as in i he summer Ice cream is good for growing child ren because it is rich in vitamins, minerals and pro- teins, the elements which provide re sistance to certain infections and aid in normal bone and tooth development. Ice cream is the ideal dessert for your en tertainment or party because I here is no fuss, no bother to serving it and the season is always right for delicious cream. Our ice cream is packed in convenient con tainers. 6th MAIN ST. 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