THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
Several friends of George R.
(Jud» McQueen surprised him on
his birthday anniversary last
Thursday evening with a party
and dinner which was held at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George McQueen. He was pre
sent«! with a handsome gift. Fol
lowing the dinner the evening
was spent with music and danc
ing. Those present for the occas
ion were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Dove. Mr. and Mi's. Darwin Spic
er. Miss Marie Nelson and Lynn
Hill of Marcola; Mr. and Mrs.
Ljnn Grube. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Neet. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ostran
der and daughter Harriet and
uncle. Mr. Denton of Aberdeen,
North Dakota, Albert Griffin and
Mr. and Mrs. McQueen.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1939
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Church Activities
Timely Recipes
l*c|i|M»riiilnt T»|>I< hh ('ream
1 egg yolk
4 cups milk
1/3 cup quick-cooking tapioca
If you know how to expand the
Miss Rodney Hood, Reporter
Telephone 159
*4 tcaxjxxin salt
leftovers
of today's chicken into
MEN’S BROTHERHOOD
a templing and satisfying dish for 2/3 cup crushed |x*|>|M*milnt
candy
tomorrow, you can serve this
HE.MEN WAY-NORRIS
The Men’s Brotherhcxxl of th«» delicacy
I egg white
often
without
panicking
FRIDAY
Methodist church held their the budget.
Mix egg yolk with small
The Christian church was scene
monthly meeting Monday evening Quick-cooking tapioca is an ap- amount of milk hi top of double
The Eastern Star lodge will
for a beautiful wedding Sunday hold their regular meeting at 8:00
in the church Plans were made petizing "filler’' for chicken left boiler. Add
remaining
milk,
when Miss Mary Elizabeth Hem- o’clock. The new members will be
to attend the Men’s Brotherhood overs
quick-cixiking
tapioca,
salt, and
that
’
s
easy
to
use.
It
gives
enway. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. special guests.
in Springfield in the early part
creamy, rich texture to chicken candy Place over rapidly lx>lling
W. A. Hemenway. became the
of December. Plans were also a gravy
for a delicious biscuit-cov water and c<x»k 10 or 12 minutes
bride of William S. Norris of Eu
made for a brotherhood dinner ered chicken |x»t pie. For a deluxe after water boils again, stirring
MONDAY
gene. The ceremony was perform
and special program to be held nt ending to the meal, serve this In frequently. Beat egg white until
ed at 4:00 o’clock in the afternoon The Staff club will meet in the
the church early in January.
expensive and easily made, hut just stiff enough to hold shape.
by the Rev. E. L. Kechley in the I.O.O.F. hall in the evening.
unusual, dessert
made
with Fold hot taphx'a mixture gradu
presence of about 150 friends and
BUSINESS MEETING
quick-cooking tapioca.
ally Into egg white ('hill mix
relative*. The church was decorat The Rainbow Girls will meet at
ture thickens as it cools. Serve In
Chicken
Pot
Me
7:30
at
the
Masonic
Temple
for
The Standard Bearers of the 2^ tablespoons of quick-cook sherbet glasses with chocolate
ed with bronze and yellow chrys
Methodist Missionary society met
anthemums, fems and autumn their regular meeting. The ma
sauce. Serves 8
ing tapioca .
leaves and candles. Preceding the jority degree will be conferred.
for a business meeting and scelsi
teaspoon
salt
at the home of Miss Janet Ry-
ceremony. Mrs. Maude Woodyard
SOCIAL CLUB
Dash of pepper
nearson Monday night. Those
of Coquille, cousin of the bride,
TUESDAY
Dash
of paprika
sang "Morning and "I Love You
Members of the Social chib present were Mi's. Ellsworth Til
2 »•ups diced <xx>kcd chicken
Royal Neighbors will meet at
Make This Friendly
Truly, accompanied at the piano 8:00 in the I.O.O.F. hall. Initia were entertained Friday at the ton. Marcia Brund, Betty Adkins,
cups milk or chicken stock
Ina
Mac
Monroe,
Donna
Clark,
by Mrs. John VanNortwick. Mrs. tion will be held.
home of Mrs. Cora Bragg. A des-
tablespoons melted butter
Woodyard played the wedding
sert was served. Mrs. J. P. Gra- Francis Adams. Irene Hagen, Al-
6 to K unbaked baking |x>wder
marches.
berta Adkins. De Etta Moore,
The O. L. H. club will meet ham was a guest. At bridge. Mrs. Virginia
buscuits, rolled ‘«-inch thick.
Moore, Hazel and Helen
The bride, given in marriage by with
Anna
Schoen
held
high
score.
The
Mrs. Guy Earl at 1:30.
Combine
quick-cooking tapioca
her father, wore a floor-length
next meeting will be at the home Wells and Janet Rynearson. Re- with remaining ingredients in or
freshments
of
fruit
cake
and
blue velvet gown with flowers in
of Mr*. Mabel Wilson with Mrs
We have a gift for every
der given. Turn into greased cas
WEDNESDAY
her hair and carried a shower bo-
Nellie Blackmore assisting as whipped cream were served nt the serole and Nike in hot oven (425
woman an<l girl, in the
close of the meeting.
quet of cream rosebuds. The
Presbyterian missionary will hast ess.
<leg. F. • 25 minutes, stirring mix
latest merchandise
bridesmaid. Miss Rosie Neureiter meet with Mrs. C. A. Beidler.
ture twice during first 10 min
EVANGELIST COMING
of Eugene, wore a grapewine sat
RESEARCH CLUB
utes of baking. Place biscuits on
in dress and carried a colonial
top of chicken mixture after it Coats, $10.95 and up
REBEKAH LODGE
The
Rev.
H.
O.
Wilson
of
Port
boquet. Edward Knowleton of Eu
The Research ciub held their
has
baked 10 minutes; return to
gene was best man and James The election of officers at Re regular meeting Tuesday evening land will begin a series of evange oven and bake 12 to 15 minutes
Dresses
listic
meetings
at
the
First
Chris
Hemenway, Reed Hemenway and bekah
lodge .Friday evening was in the city library. The different tian church Sunday, November longer, or until biscuits are
G. E. Finnerty were ushers.
members
of
the
club
who
were
browned.
Serves
4.
in both silk and cotton.
follows: Noble grand. Beatrice
26th. The Rev. Wilson comes with
A reception was held in the as
McCoy; vice grand. Iva Morris; present reported on prominent a great deal of experience as an
Price«
to fit all purses.
church parlors following the wed recording
secretary, Alice Conner; women. Plans were made for a evangelist and a pastor. He was
Orange Nut Bread
ding with about 100 guests being financial secretary,
Christmas
party
to
be
held
at
the
East
Beautiful new line of
present. Miss Margaret Hemen ham, and treasurer, Martha
next regular meeting in two for a number of years pastor of
Zula
Hansen.
(Makes 1 loaf)
the First Christian church of
way. sister of the bride, cut the A committee was appointed to weeks.
1 ‘‘Kg
Costume .Jewelry
Portland. He has held a number
bride’s cake, which was three meet with Honor Rebakah lodge
Orange
juice
of
successful
meetings
in
Oregon,
tiers high and oblong in shape. It of Creswell to arrange for joint
Engraved, printed or processed
was beautifully trimmed in silver initiation to be held in Cottage wedding announcements for sale Washington and Virginia, during Beat egg and add orange juice
Gloves
the past eight months. He has a to make 2/3 cup. Combine with
and topped with a miniature bride Grove. Friday evening. December by The Sentinel.
in kid at $1.95
timely message. The public is the following ingredients. sifted
and groom. She was assisted in 1st. Mrs. Pearl Hooker, formerly
most cordially invited to attend together:
serving by Mrs. G. E. Finnerty, of
in
cotton 79c $1.00
BRIDGE
PARTY
Goldendale. Washington, was
2 cups sifted flour
these meetings.
Mrs. Reed Hemenway, Mrs. James admitted
by transfer into the
4 teaspoons baking powder
Hemenway and Mrs. George Mc lodge. Miss
K. E. Mickey entertained
New Handbags
McCloud, from the one Mrs.
1 teaspoon salt
Alpine. Mrs. Al Rosenthal at the jurisdiction
evening
last
week
at
her
TO
HOLD
BAZAAR
of North Dakota, was home with three tables of con
'♦ cup sugar
punch bowl was assisted by Mrs.
$1.00 and up
S. D. Reed of Eugene. Mrs. Ed introduced and welcomed. Mrs. tract bridge. High score went to The annual bazaar held by the Add:
Morris
of
Merrill,
Oregon,
was
al
1/3
cup
melted
shortening
Keitzer and Mrs. Guy Holliday of so a visitor.
Mrs. Frank Gierau and low to Ladies Council of the Christian
‘a cup chopped nuts
Compacts, 50c, $1.00
Walker.
Mrs. Raymond Wicks. Dainty re- church will be held this year in
1 tablespoon orange marma
The bride is a graduate of the
freshments were served at the the office of the Cottage Grove
lade
CARNATION CLVB
Cottage Grove schools and the
close of play by the hostess.
Gas company. Saturday. Novem
Evening Bags
Knead
a few seconds on slight
Good Samaritan hospital in Port
ber 25th. Various articles, includ
ly
floured
board.
Let
rise
in
<»ol
Mrs. Tom Minor was hostess to
land. The groom is formerly of
ing candy and other foods, will be
$1.00 to $3.95
Rochester. N. Y., and attended the Carnation club Friday eve Legion Auxiliary
on sale all day and also in the place *-» hour. Bake in loaf |>an in
ning at her home on north 7th
schools in the east.
evening. The money received from moderate oven (330 deg. F.) until
Beautiful line of
Following the reception Mr. and street. Mrs. Wesley .Thompson Plans Xmas Party
the sales will go into the treasury done (about 45 minutes». If need
ed,
add
a
little
more
orange
juice
and
Mrs.
Richard
Bushell
were
Mrs. Norris left on a wedding trip
of the council to be used for
Underwear
to make dough soft.
through the redwoods in Califor- assistant hostesses. A 7:30 des- The American Legion Auxiliary church work.
nia and wnll visit the Oregon sert was served followed by five met at the armory on Monday
One half to two thirds Of the
Caves before returning to Eugene tables of bridge. Mrs. Walter evening for a business meeting, from Legion posts for copies of
where they will make their home Dunford held high score, Mrs. preceded by sponsoring a court Mrs. Reed's talk on the history retail price of cigarettes reptv
sents taxes! The average
at 534 E. 14th street, Their wed- Frank Thompson. second and of awards for the Girl Scouts.
ALICE BREEDLOVE
of the Pledge of Allegiance to the cost per pack of popular factory
brands
ding gifts will be on display to Mrs. Fred Hammond, low. Plans
Mrs.
Ralph
Teeters,
second
vice
Flag.
is
5-1
40c.
any of their friends at their home were made to have a no-hostess president, presided in the absence
Plans for the Christmas party
Christmas dinner.
Friday and Saturday.
of unit president, Mrs. Charles and dinner in co-operation with
About twenty-five or thirty out-
Fuhrer.
the Legion will be discussed at
LA COMUS
of-town guests were present.
A report on child welfare by the next meeting to be held at
Among them were Dr. and Mrs.
June Bird was made in which re
S. D. Reed and Mrs. Frankie Cal Mrs. Warren Edwards was host port was made that aid had been the armory. December 4th.
lison of Eugene, relatives of the ess to the La Cornus club Tues- given children of local families.
Fine hosiery, knit goods and
bride, and Mrs. Lula Kellems of day at the home of Mrs. W. W.
Mrs. George Matthews gave a
a Genuine
Eugene, who was matron of hon McFarland. A 7:30 dessert was report on hospital, stating the fabrics are now being manufac
or at the wedding of the bride’s served. Baskets of candy with needs and requests from Roseburg tured from textile filaments de
candy turkeys were used as fav- and Portland hospital centers. It rived basically from coal, water
mother and father.
ors. Guests were Mrs. Guy Earl was voted that the Unit would and air.
Engraved, printed or processed and Mrs. J. P. Graham. At send gifts to the Portland hospital
Iced tea is practically unknown
wedding announcements for sale bridge, Mrs. McFarland held high for use of disabled veterans for
score for the club and Mrs. Earl their families. There is still a call in England, the greatest tea
by The Sentinel.
held high for the guests. Mrs. for 1938 and 1939 magazines, old drinking country.
Frank Gierau will be hostess for silk stockings and rug rags from
JOKER CLUB
the next meeting.
the Roseburg hospital, and a box
has been provided at Haldeman’s
Mrs. lima Thum was hostess to1
Let Us Put Your Heavier
the Joker club at the Palace cafe NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT store in town for those townspeo
ple and friends who wish to do
Monday evening. A 7:30 dessert
Clothes In Shape for
was served followed by five The Neighbors of Woodcraft nate to this cause. One bugle has
met
socially
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Winter Wear
been
donated
for
the
proposed
tables of bridge at the Thum
ONLY
home. Special guests were Mrs. John Oleson Tuesday evening. drum and bugle corp at Roseburg
George
Gates
was
assistant
Send
Us
Your
Clothes
Mrs.
hospital.
It
was
reported
that
a
F. L. Grannis. Mrs. A. W. Kime,
Mrs. C. J. Kem, Mrs. Hortense hostess. A 7:30 dessert was serv carton of used Christmas cards
NOW
Reed. Miss Thelma Sweeney. Mrs. ed. Several special guests were had also been sent for veterans'
Georg Bjorset, Mrs. Herbert W. present. Mrs. Genevieve Zysett use in making their own cards.
Collins Laundry
Lombard, Mrs. Guy Earl and Mrs. held high score at bridge and These are always a welcome gift
J. P. Graham. At contract, Mrs. Mrs. Helen Smith held second at the hospital.
and Cleaners
An Americanism report was
Glennie Frost held high, Mrs. high.
given by Mrs. Bayard Reed on
George Jacobsen, second high, and
Phone 44
work in the schools for Armistice
UTOPIA CLUB
Mrs. T. C. Wheeler held low for
week. Requests have been made!
the club. For the guests, Mrs.
Lombard held high and Mrs. Mrs. Harry Metcalf was hostess
Reed second. The next meeting to the Utopia club at her home
last Thursday. Mrs. J. C. Johnson
will be with Mrs. Faye Allison.
PLUS YOUR
was a guest. Following a dessert
a short business meeting was held
BIRTHDAY PARTY
OLD RANGE
and plans were made for the
Mrs. Carl Rynearson entertain- Christmas party which will be at
(for a limited time
Durham.
ed Friday afternoon honoring her the home of Mrs. Nelson ________
only)
daughter Marna on her 9th birth- A vote was passed for the group
When the Occasion Demands
day anniversary. Guests were nine. to assist with the Red Cross roll
of Mama’s schoolmates. The love- call-
THIS IS NOT A SMALL RANGE, but a
Faultless Attire
ly gifts received by the guest of
honor were opened by her at the
AD LIBITUM
beginning of the party. Games
were - played
and a luncheon serv- The Ad Libitum club met last
-
ed at 5:00 o’clock at which tur- Thursday with Mrs. P. C. Chris-
You can be certain of that per
keys on candy pedestals were tensen for their regular meeting,
used for favors. Those present Mrs. D. P. Putnum of Newberg,
with a polished cooking top 34x23% inches, an oven 18x
fectly groomed appearance
were Barbara Anderson. Verla who was visiting at the home of
18x12 inches. The large fire-box has duplex grates and
Jean Whitlock, Helen Axley, Clin- her aunt, Mrs. E. E. Cone, was a
heavy
cast linings. It is 20x8%x9, just the size for western
ton Ocumpaugh, Harold Godard, visitor. The afternoon was spent
with one of our Minx-made
John Leonard, Beverly Moore, with needlework and social con- \
fuels.
Ina Marie Rynearson and the versation. The hostess served deli-
guest of honor, Marna Rynear- cious refreshments at
at the
the tea
tea J 1
dresses, styled especially for
son.
hour.
NOW
YOU
CAN HAVE
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RANGE
The Holiday Season
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NEVER BEFORE
At Another
Thanksgiving
Season
We are thankful for the friendships made in
this community.
For the cooperation extended us since coming
to Cottage Grove.
And for the patronage accorded us.
903 Main
RODMAN’S
Phone 216
P. S.—We sell the land that produces the turkey.
juniors in the hard-to fit sizes
9 to 17
Dresses for anv occasion
Coats
♦ Hose
Scarfs
Costume Jewelry
Lingerie
Bags
Amest’s Dress Shop
have we been able to offer our friends an OLYMPIC mm™
at
i
SUCH A SAVING
This offer is for a limited time. 5Ve urge you to oom a to
our storeNOW and inspect our line of range«. New and
modern designs of OLYMPIC ranges are on display at
surprisingly low prices. Budget terms provide easy, long
time payment.
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