THK SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
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ó O C IE T Y
TIIUKKDAY, MARCH 7. 1940
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The American Legion Auxiliary The Baptist Missionary met
met for a regular business meet­ yesterday at the home of Mrs.
ing at the armory on Monday eve­ Ervin Hansen. Mrs. John McCall
ning. A report on the meeting of presided in the almence of Mrs.
M iss Rodney Hood, Reporter
Telephone J 5 9
the city health Imard was given by Pickens. Mrs. C. A. Spriggs read
Mi's. Max Bin! and a motion was a letter concerning the Umpqua
SCOUT MOTHERS CLUB
made and carried that the unit asMM'iational missionary rally to
THURSDAY
prepare an emergency OB kit for lx* held in the church here on
Constellation
club
will
meet
in
The Scout Mothers club met
April 11. Mrs. 11. W. Davis was
Masonic club rtxwns March the health board shelves.
Monday at the city hall at 2:30 the
Mrs. George Matthews reported appointed to be in charge of the
14th
at
2:30.
Hostesses
will
be
with a large number of members Mrs. Durham, Mrs. Gates and on materials which had been sent luncheon. Miss Lena Zendron. the
present. The new officers, who Sallie
The annual card party to the Roseburg Veterans* hospi- devotional and Mi's. B e n t o n
Only
were elected at a recent meeting, will be Hill.
, tai and of the current needs. Mem- Sehrenk, the music for that day.
held
in the evening.
were in charge. Mrs. Ren Sanford
j bers were asked to make cushion The gift boxes wen* opened and
is the new president and Mrs. The Royal club will meet at the 'covers for hospital use. 450 favors the procetxis will lx* sent to the
Herbert Lombard the secretary. A home
for hospital patients to be used on Ktxliak orphanage and to Miss
Mrs. William Bartels. the
bun
discussion was held on helping March of 14th,
Easter tables and trays were Thermon in India. Mmes. Smith.
for
a
7:30
dessert.
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both the Boy and Girl Scout or­ Mrs George McQueen and Mrs. completed during the meeting and McCall, Davis. Martin and Spriggs
ganizations by buying them new F. J. Bartels are assisting host­ will be sent to Roseburg.
On Easy
took part in the program and Mis.
equipment to work with. The next esses.
A report on the Rev. Meade's P. J. Bush and Mrs. Salem Mag-
Terms
meeting will be held on the first
talk on communism was given by nusson sang a duet, arcnni|>nnicd
Monday in April.
Bayard
Reed,
Americanism
Mrs.
by Mrs. Don Read. Miss Ix>na
FRIDAY
chairman.
Zendron had charge of the devo­
Chapter No. 4 O. E. S. will meet
WOMAN’S COUNCIL
tional. A committee appointed of­
at 8:00 p. m. at the Masonic tem­
TUKSDAY BRIDGE
ficers for the new year as follows:
ple.
The
worthy
grand
matron
will
The Woman's Council of the
Prayer leader, Mrs. W. C. Martin;
FE A TU R E S
Christian church will hold their make her official visit.
The Tuesday Bridge club held reading contest, Mrs. McCall;
Big 6 cubic foot now Notpoint
monthly business meeting, pro­
their regular meeting this week at White Cross worker, Mrs. Glennie
Rofrigorotor with Stxinlcx« Stool
gram and social on Wednesday, W. C. T. U. will meet at the the home of Mrs. H. W. Lombard Frost; C.W.C., Mi's. Hansen; W.
Speed Freezer — never rusts or
March 13. at 2:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Ellsworth Tilton at Mi's. John Finneran was a guest. W.G., Mi-s. Frank White; friendliv
co rrod es o Famous Vacuum
church. The topic of the devotion­ 2:30. Mrs. Land will be the leader A 1:00 o’clock luncheon was serv­ ness. Mrs. Ma Terveen; civics,
Sealed T b r iftm a s te r — ta m e
al is “Bearing His Cross" and will on child welfare.
ed. Decorations for the table were Mi's. K. K. Mills; literature, Mrs.
as in more expensive models •
be led by Mrs. J. M. Eastham.
beautiful l a r g e daffodils. At Sehrenk and Mi's. Pickens. Deli­
There will be special music by the
bridge, which followed the lunch­ cious refreshments were served at
In t ir o mechanism lubricated
MONDAY
group followed by an address? The The Rainbow Girls will hold eon. Mrs. Ruth Woodson held high the close of the meeting.
under pressure and cooled by od
missionary story will be given by their
score. The club contributed to the
• Sixteen Point Temperature
regular
meeting
followed
by
student loan fund sponsored by CATHOLIC Al.TAR SOCIETY
Miss Lena Zendron. Miss Goldie an informal dance.
Control e Pop-Ice Trays.
Hayes' circle. "The Workers,"
the state federation of women's
will be in charge of the social
Mrs. Harry Metcalf will en­ The Catholic Altar society met
Degree of Honor will meet in clubs.
hour and refreshments.
tertain
Eagles hall at 7:30. Ritualistic meeting. the club at their next Monday at the home of Mi's. Wil­
liam Bartels with Mrs. Russell
practice will be held for the visit
BTTLDERS CLASS PARTI"
Smith assisting as hostess. A l'3O
of the state officer at the next
M O THERS CLUB
dessert was served followed by the
meeting. Plans will be made for
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hemenway the state convention to be held in
regular meeting. Mrs. O. W. Spies
Mrs. Rosa Currin and Mrs. presided and Mrs. J W. Tarr was
entertained the “Builders” Sun­ Portland April 25.
Daisy Markham were hostesses at in charge of the study hour. Com­
day school class at their home
the Mothers club meeting in the mit tee reports were given and
Monday evening with a party. A
TUESDAY
Townsend club rooms Tuesday. A plans were made to clean and dec­
business session was held, follow­
ed by games led by the new so­ LaComus club will meet at the potluck luncheon was served at orate the church for Easter. The
cial chairman. Mrs. Roy Mason. home of Mrs. T. C. Wheeler for the noon hour. Thirteen ladies committee for this is Mrs J. A.
were present including two guests. Brissette, Mrs. William Bartels, l A * .< ” * * *
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Refreshments were served at the a 1:30 dessert.
Mrs. Cad Wallace and Mrs. Means. Mrs, Frank Gierau and Mrs. Glen
close to the nineteen members
Elmartes will meet with Mrs. Work hours were spent in com­ Flatters. Mrs. William Zimmerly
present. The class will also meet
at the Hemenway home for their Ralph Saltsman for a 1:00 o'clock pleting a quilt for a needy family. and Mrs. Gierau will be the hos­
luncheon.
The Welfare committee reported tesses at the next meeting.
annual Easter breakfast.
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26 garments and two pairs of
Royal Neighbors will meet at shoes given for the month of Feb­
M. P. G. CLUB
ruary.
8:00 p. m.
The M.P.G. club met at the
CIRCLE MEETINGS
W EDNESDAY
home of Mrs. C. C. Cruson. Tues­
Phone 73
Methodist Missionary will have
day for a 1:00 o'clock luncheon. A
Sunshine Circle of the ladies niece of Mrs. Cruson. Mrs. Norton
a covered dish luncheon at the
church at 1:00 o'clock. The losing council of the Christian church of Eugene, and Miss Beatrice
side in a recent contest will be in met Wednesday in the church par­ Turtle w e r e guests. Bouquets
lor at 9:30 for work. A potluck of quince, daffodils and plum blos­ and commit tees were appointed to
POLICE REPORT
charge.
luncheon was served at the noon soms were in profusion about the make arrangements for receiving The [xilice report for Februar
Presbyterian Aid will meet at hour followed by a business and house. The centerpiece for the Mrs. Alma Henderson of Salem, showed a larger number of sleet
social meeting The Pauline group table was a clever arrangement president of the Rebekah Assem­ ers than usually cared for. num
the church at 2:30 d . m.
met at the home of Mrs. John of flowers representing a meadow bly of Oregon, when she makes Iwriog 73 ’D u r e were forty busl
With the hustle and bustle
VanNortwick
for a noon day with sticks of candy for a rail her official visit hero on March ness houses left open and seve:
around the house all dur­
PAST MATRONS CLUB
luncheon and the Workers met in fence. Place cards were lambs 22nd. Members of the Croswell gas pumps left unlocked durin
ing the time spring clean­
lodge will also be present at the the |x*riod. Five arrests wer
the afternoon at the home of Mrs.
The Past Matrons club met at White for business and a social which had escaped from the mea­ meeting.
made for drunkenness; one wa
dow. The next meeting of the club
ing is in progress, what is
the home of Mrs. Glennie Frost program.
given n five flay jail sentence; tw
will
be
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
W.
Monday for their regular meeting.
appreciated more than a
were fined $1000. one was flne<
Helliwell.
A 1:30 dessert was served. Miss
O.L.H. CLUB
few moments rest. . . . a
$5.00 for driving sernas a schoc
Eunice VanDenburg, p r e s e n t
PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY
worthy matron, was a guest. The
zone
in a wreckless manner am
change in scenery . . . a
Mrs. A. W. Swanson was hostess
afternoon was spent with sewing to the O.L.H. club Tuesday at her
Here
is
a
standard
roll
recipe
on««
transient
was escorted out o
passing glance at a beau­
and social conversation. Plans home. Mrs. William Petersen and The Presbyterian Missionary so­ which can be made to yield an town and told to keep traveling.
ciety
met
last
Wednesday
at
the
were made for Past Matrons night Mrs. Nelson Durham were guests.
tiful bouquet of flowers . .
endless number of shapes and
at the lodge, March 22. The group The rooms were very attractive in home of Mrs. E. F. McFarland. forms.
truly a t o n i c for the
will be entertained at the home of greens with the St. Patricks day Plans were outlined for a Japanese
Standard Roll Recipe
Mrs. Charles Hall at their next motif. Bridge was played during tea. March 27. Miss Stella Adams
weary.
1 cake yeast
led
devotionaLs.
Mrs.
George
Mat­
USED CARS
meeting.
*4 cup lukewarm water
the afternoon with high score go­ thews had the lesson on Home
A hint to the head of the
4 cup butter
ing to Mrs. W. W. McFarland and Missions with Mrs. L. W. Coiner.
See our choice lot of guar­
PAST NOBLE GRANDS
4 cup sugar
low to Mrs. Glennie Frost. The Miss Adams and Mrs. Blackmore
family . . give cut flowers
anteed used cars if you are
traveling prize was presented to assisting. Mrs. William Petersen 14 teaspoons salt
The Past Noble Grands club Mrs. W. B. Johnston. The next
or a beautiful flowering
2 cups scalded milk
looking for economical bar­
and Mrs. Roy Short were guests.
met last Thursday at the home of meeting
8
cups
sifted
flour
will
be
at
the
home
of
gain«.
plant. . . . This token of
Refreshments were served by the
Mrs. Lucy Bennett for a 1:30 Mrs. T. C. Wheeler.
Soften the yeast in the luke­
hostess.
luncheon. Mrs. E. Boyd and Mrs.
thoughtfulness will be ap­
warm water. Add the butter and
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Anna Beidler were assistant host­
sugar to the hot milk. Cool to ’37 Pontiac Sedan
675 00
TUESDAY EVENING CLUB
preciated beyond y o u r
GARDEN CLUB
esses. Three sisters of Mrs. Ben­
lukewarm, add a beaten egg Hf ’37 Pontiac Sedan
675.00
nett were guests. They were Mrs. The Tuesday Evening club met
conception.
desired), and combine with the
Mrs. Joe Landess entertained yeast
Vick, Mrs. Kline and Mrs. Lukerts. in the library for their regular
’37
Pontiac Sedan ... 665 00
and water. Stir in the sifted
The afternoon was spent with so­ meeting. During the program hour the garden club in her home on flour and salt until the dough is
'38
Pord Cpe
East
Main
street
Friday.
Talks
on
565.00
cial conversation and needlework. Mrs. J. T. Smith reviewed "Chief
enough to knead. Knead
pruning were given by several stiff
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Ford
Sdn
465.00
Joseph,” by C. A. Fee, and a book members. The club is planning to thoroughly, form into a ball, and
SUB DEB DANCE
review was given by Mrs. F. L. donate shrubs to the new union put into a buttered bowl to rise.
29 Dodge Cpe
125.00
Grannis on "Wisdom's Gate" by high school. A plant sale will be Cover the bowl and set It In a pan
The Sub Deb girls held their an­ Margaret
'29
Ford
Sdn
...........
95.00
Ayer Barnes. The usual held later in the spring. The of warm water to keep It at a
nual dance in the armory Friday business meeting
temperature of 80 to 85 degrees. '29 Ford Rdstr
followed
the
pro­
60.00
hostess
served
delicious
refresh­
evening following the basketball gram.
the dough has doubled in
ments at the close of the meeting. When
game between Cottage Grove and
50.00
hulk, punch thp center, pull the '20 Olds Sedan
Telephone 182
Mrs.
Alfred
Wulff
has
invited
the
Eugene high. The dance was well
sides
over
and
press
them
into
the
C O R R IG A N C L U B
group to her home for their next center. Then turn the ball so the
attended by students from both
meeting.
Cottage Grove and Eugene.
smooth side is up and let the
Mrs. E. G. Hendricks was host­
dough rise to the same volume as
ess to the Corrigan club at her
REBEKAH LODGE
home Friday. A 1:00 o'clock
before. Knead again. Shape as de­
luncheon was served. Table dec­
sired,
and put in a warm place to
The Rebekah lodge held their
orations were of pink and yellow.
double
in bulk. Then bake in a
regular
meeting
in
the
I.O.O.F.
Mrs. Charles Peck was an invited
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guest. The afternoon was spent hall Friday evening. At the busi- hot oven 1400 degrees! for 15 to
ness meeting plans were made 20 minutes.
socially.
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.N e w 1940
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Flowers...
A Spring Tonic for
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Plain, Fancy Rolls
Sunnyside
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M O TO R S
Easter is Nearly Here!
And h e r e are the
new clothes you’ve
been yearing for! . .
Romantically young,
—beautifully g a y
clothes.
Our styles a r e de­
lightfully right—and
our quality is the
best.
Good clothes need not be expensive and that is why more
women are making our shop their spring buying headquar­
ters.
NEW ARRIVALS IN
COATS—
JU STA M ERE
Mrs. Stewart Carlson entertain­
ed the Justamere club at her home
Tuesday with a 1:30 dessert.
Guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. Russell Smith, Mrs. Francis
Sullivan, Mrs. Walter Woodard
and Mrs. Loren Schroeder. The
club will hold their next meeting
at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Griggs.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
Royal Neighbor lodge met Feb­
ruary 27 with Mrs. O. W. Black-
more and Mrs. Christenson as
hostesses. Mrs. Jo Ann Smith from
Alice, North Dakota, was a guest.
Plans were made to observe the
45th anniversary of Royal Neigh­
bors at the meeting of March 26
Mrs. Tennis drew the door prize
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Hamilton Beach Vacuum Cleaners..................
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W. B, C. CLUB
-DRESSES—
—BLOUSES
MILLINERY—
—BAGS—
—COSTUME JEW ELRY
Arnest’s Dress Shop
The W. B. C. club met at the
home of Mrs. Glen Jenkins, Wed­
nesday for a 1:30 dessert, follow­
ed with two tables of bridge,
prizes going to Nellie Blackmore
and Elsie DeYoung. Maude Funk
and daughter Jo Ann were guests.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
The Sadre’s Missionary society
of the Nazarene church met at
the home of Mrs. Sam Warren
Thursday. Mrs. Frank Overton,
Mrs. Thayer, Mrs. Worth Harvey,
Mrs. Longfellow and Mrs. Warren
took part in the program.
Liberal Allowance on Your
Old Furniture
Liberal Terms If
Desired
—FREE—
Samples of Cactus Furniture Polish, Saturday Only
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