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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 193» T H 3 SENTINEL, COTTAOK PROVE. OREGON <y O C IE T Y M iss Rodney Hood, Reporter ANNUAL ('HRISTM AS PARTY WORLD °Z F°OD ’ ’ b y MAWOBie THORP I = ; r Telephone 1 5 9 IM L A P L A N D TODAY, THS Sw A lM WHO BRiMSS * PO T O » COFFEE TO A HOUSE ANO AU I PtKMltMON TO Basw IT O V I« H IX F I M ------ ZT f o a m a u y as */*, a 0 0 » n t * auao FRIDAY Mrs. Clark's Sunday school class will meet at the church for) their party instead of at the home of Miss Carmen White. — TUESDAY The O.L.H. club will meet at 'he home of Mrs. J. P. Graham f°r a 1:30 dessert. ACACIA IIANCF TO HK HELD l,K< KMRKK 27 LIKES TO IIKAK FBOM IIOMK. Myrtle Creek, Ore., Iks’. 14th, 1939. Cottage Grove Sentinel, ('ottage Grove Ore. i ^ r Sir: inclosed you will find check for the Sentinel lor 19-10 I am always glad to get the home town paper and I always look for It, so If I am not too late please send the P L A N S C O M PLETED EDR Sentinel to me for 1940. Wishing I . D. ”1» ID S D IV .” you all a Merry Xmas and a pros- |H'rous New Year. EUGENE, Oregon Plans for a W. E. NOWELL. week end that is expected to be Box 68 The Acacia dance will lie held in the Masonic temple Decent- l»er 27th. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ilelliwell an* chairman for the occasion and the com m ittee Is composed of Messrs and Mmes. Ed Wiese, N. ,1. Nelson and R. II. Savage. The American Legion and Auxi liary met at the armory on Mon day evening for their annual Christmas dinner and party. Fol lowing the dinner, a short pro gram with a tree and gifts for the children was enjoyed. A brief business meeting of the th e biggest "Dml's I Uiy" in th e Auxiliary was held after the pro- history of the University of Ore Attractive dubbing rates with gram. A hospital report was given gon were completed on the campus your favorite magazine. The Sen that a carton of Christmas cards, WEDNESDAY PARMSfAlf this week at a meeting of stu two bouquets, three sacks of rug Reunion of all Dorena high 18-2tx CMSEff dents, faculty and members of the tinel. « te st ed for R ipeness tags, and a box of magazines had school students and alumni will be Dad's organization. B y tappino it with a hammer been sent to the Roseburg Veter- held ftt Cltv caf<? ¡„ Springfield Setting the week end of Janu- A N O LISTVNiNO to its tone . ans hospital; with a gift box con- Mr and Mrs L E Kirk, cafe ar> 26-27 ax th e tim e w h e n xiu r» n * «tvjzr Say— taming a gift for a mother, two pniprie,on. and f Dorena CNV ZKu. ACtW WÄttj ANi k fû Ç dents will entertain their fathers girls and two boys, had been sent students, will serve banquet start- Merry Christmas «vor rug cvcgsr a \ n j' who visit on the campus, the com to the Veterans' Gift Shop at the ing at 7:30 p. m. >i Pe *30 ccvvs- v*'r>v>v. mittee innovated a plan under With A Subscription To mrs a fL S O u a w e Portland hospital. Following the which various schools and depart holidays, used Christmas cards DINN ER EDR O F F I C E « The Sentinel ments will be asked to hold special may be left at Bill’s Market to be open house. Coo|ieration of stu to your neighbor or friend or sent to the veterans hospitals, Mrs S. L. G o d a r d , retiring dent honor societies will In1 enlist where they are used in making worthy matron of Cottage Grove relative away from home. ed to give information to the fath cards and decorations. A gift low In cost that will be ers, it has been announced by The next meeting of the Legion \ '?????»’ r ’ U *.? ',S" ^n*er,ain -! and Auxiliary will be held Janu- * k ^ ^ S g he^ o f^ c e S T f ?he i John Cavnnagh, Salem, general remembered fifty-two weeks In 1939-40. An attractive Christ ary 15th. as New Years falls on past year. There were 23 present chairman of the week end. mas card will be sent the re the regular meeting date. including several special guests. cipient by us. Last-minute Xmas Gift Tin* Each was presented a souvenir. Corona. See them, the Sentinel. RAINBOW GIRLS Group singing, with Mrs. Nettie __ , ~ , Gawley at the piano, and indoor annual Christmas party of golf were diversions of the eve. jL DWtuFSJ IX -E- the Rainbow Girls was held m the ning Special ts included; r A A H *M M * c« av «w ir« . »mv Masonic Temple Monday evening. George Jacobsen. Mrs. Gladys D O N N | »« CO »« T NA D Cl OM I . TO TH fia Cl.»» » » At the business meeting preced- Hall. Mrs. Donnell Allen S L ing the party committees were Godard and Mr. and Mrs. J.' P.' H « NfApuj*«, a«o HO BAS *• •»•*. eot SO»» * * appointed to be in charge of the Graham. Retiring officers present ( w s w iu oat * 5 « ® for E ach s ' K a n a i food fact submittfo ano u s e n . formal dance to be held Decern- uerv Mr and Mrs £ naffle her 28th Margaret Monson was Haynes. Mrs. W. L. Workman, I A ddress W O R L D F O O D S O 6 T E N S .* w t M U t , < W * O W r .* T appointed chairman of a commit- Mrs Echo Galdabini. Mre. Velma tee for the decorations and the Harrel. Mrs. Hansine Jacobsen, program and Nancy Anlauf. chair- Miss Helen Olson. Mrs. Maxine BIRTHDAY D INN ER LaCO.MUS CLUB man of the refreshment commit- Ward> Mre. Candis Foster Mrs At S avings That King the tee. Plans are being made to pur- Nettie Gawlev. Mrs. Earl Hill Mr Mrs. Al Montieth entertained at The LaComus club met Tuesday ( ’hristm as h ell! chase a radio and one was tried and Mrs. Vern Williams. Louis dinner Sunday honoring the birth- for a no-hostess 1:00 o’clock out during the course of the eve- Caldwell Mrs Nellie Peterson, I day anniversaries of her son, luncheon at the W. W. McFar- ning. A lighted and beautifully Eunice VanDenburg and Mrs. Harry Montieth of Long to of- View, land home. Mrs. E. W. B liekle, Yes to women executives decorated Christmas tree was the Godard Washington, her mother. Mrs. president, presented each member center of attraction as gifts were _+ fiee girls. Martha Plott and Mrs. Frank Col- with a potted plant. She, in turn, exchanged, displayed a n d re- LADIES BIBLE CLASS lins. She was assisted by her was presented a gift by the club, wrapped to be sent to the Shrine Yes .. to housew ives - to school daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Mincer. Gifts were also exchanged by hospital at Portland. Refresh The annual Christmas party of rhe table was centered with a those present. At bridge, which teachers. ments were served at the close of the e ladies Bible class of the Meth- beautifully decorated birthday filled the remainder of the after the evening. — * — odist church was held Wednesday cake. Chrysanthemums, candles noon. Mrs. McFarland held high Yes . . to every value-conscious wom at the home of Mrs. Maude and holly were used about the score. The next meeting will be PRESBYTERLAN MISSIONARY Wright with Mrs Elsie Wells as- house for decorations. held January 2nd at the hyme of an — And Others present for the occasion Mrs. C. J. Kem. A 1:30 dessert sisting as hostess A 1:30 dessert Mrs. A.W. Shofstall was hostess luncheon was served to seventeen were Mr. Mincer and Mrs. Clyde will be served. Y e s .. to the man who w ants to give ’ — to the Presbyterian Missionary members and one guest, Mrs. H. Butler. her “'The gift she w ants most." Wednesday afternoon. The theme Rose. — C.R.Y. PARTY of the devotional which was led by President Mrs. Weslev Allen REBEKAHS ------------ Mrs. George Matthews, w’as the led a devotional. A program, fol- ----------- The C.R.Y. club met at the Perillit us to extend best wishes for Christmas story. Carols were sung lowed by a Christmas carol by The Rebekah lodge met in rag- home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shof- and a playlet given. Those parti- the group and a reading given by ular session Friday in the l.O.O.F. stall Sunday afternoon for the the .Merriest Christinas you Iiave cipating in the playlet, which was Mrs. Wright. A short business hall Final arrangements were annual Christmas tree and ex- entitled “Christmas Lights in session was held. Names were made for the Staff club Christ- change of gifts. The afternoon ever spent. Many Lands,” were Mrs. Mat- drawn and an exchange of gifts mas party which will be held this was spent in social conversation thews. Mrs. L. W. Coiner. Mrs. made. The rooms were made evening at 6:30 in the hall. Gifts by the parents while the children S. C. Hunter, Mrs. O W. Black- beautiful with the usual Christ- will be exchanged and husbands played with their toys. A supper more. Mrs. Harold Houser, Mrs. mas decorations. and families of the members will H. B. Ferrin and Mrs E. F. Me- —♦ — be guests. Plans were also com- was served at 6:00. Farland. Doris Morelock sang a TEACHERS PARTY’ pleted for the meeting of the Past Mlmeograpn stencils. Sentinel special number, accompanied at _______ Noble Grands on December 28th. the piano by Mrs. H. A. Hagen. All teachers of the Cbttage 11 wdl held in the afternoon Mrs. Judson Allen was a guest. Grove schools and their husbands with a supper at 6:30 for the Dainty refreshments were served and wives enjoyed a 6 30 dinner ^roup, including the husbands and at the tea hour by the hostess. at the Palace Cafe Monday and a families. —* — Christmas party and tree later at —♦ — SOCIAL T W E IA E the home of Superintendent and CARNATION CLUB ----------- Mrs. H. B. Ferrin. G<ames were ----------- The Social Twelve club met at played throughout the evening Mrs.. Henry Williamson a n d the home of Mrs. N. E. Compton and gifts were exchanged with Mrs. Curtis French were in Thursday for the annual Christ- Winston Gilchrist playing the part charge of arrangements for the mas party. Mrs. M. Backensto and of Santa. Special guests were Miss dinner given Friday evening at Mrs. Herbert Eakin assisted Mrs. Beatrice Turtle. Miss Dorothea the Palace cafe for the Carnation Compton as hostesses. A guest at Seebers. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trask, club. Following the dinner the the meeting was Mrs. Janey Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hanson and group went to the home of Mr. Brace of Vancouver, Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Lev Van Schoiack. and Mrs. G. B. Arnest for the who is visiting at the home of —♦ — Christmas tree, exchange of gifts Mrs. B. R. Job. At the business PAST MASTERS MEET and an evening of bridge. Prizes _______ went to Mrs. French for high meeting a letter was read from BE HERE TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 26th, AT Mrs. James Smith of Salem, wife The annual meeting of the past score and to Mrs. John Schaffer of the former Presbyterian pas masters of A. F. & A. M. No. 51 for low tor. Mrs. W. A. Hemenway was was held at the Masonic temple 9:00 O’CLOCK.—THESE BARGAINS CAN’T LAST LONG welcomed on her return to the Tuesday evening with sixteen JOKER CLUB club. Gifts were exchanged and present. A dinner was served at ----------- refreshments served. The next 6:30 followed by a social time. The Joker club met at the Pal- CLOSE OUT meeting wilt be with Mrs. Nannie Vinal Randall was elected presi- ace cafe Wednesday evening for a REMNANTS LADIES Smith. dent of the past masters organiza- dinner, later going to the home of PATTERNS tion. Jess Lansing Jr. is the in Lula Currin for a Christmas tree Look These Over COATS Sorority and Celebrity coming master. and cards. Gifts were exchanged. M. P. G. CLUB Rayon Prints ♦ At bridge Mrs. William Thum HALF PRICE Grouped Into Two held high score and Mrs. George The M. P. G. club held their ENTRE NOUS CLUB Jacobsen held low. Christmas tree and exchange of ----------- Prices for Clean-up gifts Tuesday afternoon at the Mrs. Charles Peck entertained DRESSES home of Mrs. C. A. Beidler. A the Entre Nous club at her home SUB DEB CLUB Christmas dinner was served at recently. Guests were Mr. arid One Lot Rayon Crepe the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mrs. Alvis Wicks. Three tables of Miss Betty Hopper was hostess Short at 7:00 o’clock in the eve- bridge were in play. Mrs. Ken- recently to the Sub Deb club at SH OES Dresses ning at which there were twenty neth Mickey held high score and her home. A business meeting was A Table Of Close-out present. Husbands of the mem- Mrs. Raymond Wicks held low. held a t which plans were made for Numbers bers were guests. The table was Refreshments were served at a a Christmas party. Delicious re- BOYS SHIRTS centered with a miniature stage late hour by the hostess. The next freshments were served at the Broken Sizes coach and appropriate favors were meeting will be at the home of close of the meeting by the host- at each place. The evening follow- Mrs. Raymond Wicks. ess. Here Is A Buy ing the dinner was spent socially. ' a ■Q ni ■ ' V vLJSF“- X IU T M W T X ' W tc t tkb a j t w ik kut T U R K E Y YOUR ; CHRISTMAS OUTFIT kan p t tr k • - » M A t A S C N jM st •• u TM» M ^ U T lF U l. M A T M -M « »■» WCMANf ad Arnest’s Dress Shop PRE-INVENTORY CLEAN-UP A T P E N N E Y ’S 20c yd- $5 >"«' $10 »1. TUESDAY EVENING CLUB The Tuesday Evening club held their regular meeting in the li brary last week. Mrs. Dan Ham- ant reviewed the biography of Benjamin Frankling by Carl Van Doran. Mrs. Charles Adams of Eugene, a former member of the club, related the story of her va cation trip to Hawaii in June. She displayed various articles which she had brought back from the islands with her. At the busi ness meeting it was decided to purchase a chair to present to the library. NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT The Neighbors of Woodcraft met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. S. Powell. Mrs. Hazel Chapman assisted as hostess. A 7:30 dessert was served. Bridge followed with five tables in play. Several prizes were given during the evening. Mrs. Fanny Lebow held high score and Mrs. Mabel Sowles second high. Christmas gifts were also exchanged during the evening. Merry Xmas May We Extend the Season’s Greetings P iease R em em ber W e R em ain Open Till 9:30 P. M. S unday and M onday. We Have A Complete Line Of Good Fresh Vegetables, Fruits and Xmas Cookies To Fill Your Table. Shop A t Y our Convenience Phone 89-J 308 Main KENTS MARKET 25 M EN! TOPCOATS BOYS’ RAINCOATS A Rack Of These At Just A Few Left—A Real Bargain ’10. ’1. M IL L IN E R Y Here They Go Every One A Bargain At 50 ’1.50 ODDS AND ENDS TOW ELS RUBBER RAIN CAPES FOUNDATION GARMENTS One Lot Of Heavy Cannon 24x48 Towels Slightly Soiled Here They Go 25 Broken Lots and Sizes At BARGAIN PRICES 20
